@Kyle Stroup looks like you’ll be able to recycle all your capital and get a cash flowing rental property.

For me, I wanted to scale faster so I started with a duplex, then another duplex then a 12 unit, but it was all using the BRRRR strategy - recycling the same cash.

My company has always tried to reuse and recycle items and materials from projects as best we can, but this is one more step to a more sustainable future.https://portlandgeneral.com/en...

Front hallway and the stairs are packed with recycling, bicycle, mail, amazon boxes ,closes...

Some typical fees for LPs include:● Management fees (approximately 2% per year over the life of the fund, calculated andcharged quarterly)● Carry (approximately 20%, sometimes increasing to 25% or more after a 1–3xmultiple of invested capital is returned to investors)● “Recycle” fees (sometimes, a fund manager will reinvest a portion of the managementfees back into their fund, which lowers the total effective cost)● Minimum term commitment (anywhere from a single quarter or four quarters, to fouror more years)It is important to note that fund management platforms like AngelList also charge a fee for theirplatform services.

I really do want to retain you as a tenant (I think you are a great person), but I need to enforce the rules on the lease that we signed to ensure protection of my property and prevent any issues with neighbors.Trash and recycling disposalThere was trash and recycling (including a mattress) around the garage in the alleyway.

For my fellow JC MF investors (2-4 units) how do you handle trash/recycling/snow removal etc?

I love the idea of recycling my money.

I actually wrote off a laptop purchase for school and used the tax refund money to purchase the house, which recycled the same cash instead of me bringing any of my personal cash into the deal.

I actually wrote off a laptop purchase for school and used the tax refund money to purchase the house, which recycled the same cash instead of me bringing any of my personal cash into the deal.