Attach one to each appliance and maybe do something to disguise it so the tenant doesn't notice it.http://www.zdnet.com/pictures/the-best-gps-locator...Also the following tags can be attached and provide ID info once/if found so you can prove ownership. 

GPs do put money into the deal but the return on their personal investment can be very significant if they add key value as they could earn say 10% of the entire deal as one of the key principles in the GP.

Not sure, but my GPS says "Make a right at the corner of Cheapskate Ave, and Inexperienced Boulevard"

The have a tracker that keeps track of bonus awards, card fees, etc.

Finally LPs sued the GPs, and we got a settlement with most of the cash back.

Luc,What we typically see in the syndication market is 3 pillars:1) Acquisition fee (1-3% of the sale price for all the work to find, analyzie, acquire, and due diligence which costs money).2) Asset mgt fee (1-3% for managing the property manager and executing the business plan)3) Profits from the saleSplits are 70/30 (LP/GP split) range for experienced GPs.  

----Purchase Price: $675kEquity Being Raised: $170k-----Is it typical for GPs to invest pro-rata alongside LPs and get a 20% carry on the back-end in the event of an exit?

If I may suggest just click on the link below from MONEYUnder30 and they have a very simplified and FREE Net Worth Tracker in excel format.

However, you will get "My Loan Tracker" with WF which will have all of your documents you need and numbers and estimates of closing costs.When I was going through the mortgage process with a different lender before WF, the underwriter actually trolled the internet for my posts and found stuff here on the forums.

Then there are people who try to claim that guy is not living here and that they didn't damage x y or z, despite there being pics before move in that clearly show it was not damaged (Date, time and gps stamped pics).