It can be intimidating looking over an investment proposal and figuring out what to watch out for, but as long as the incentives between GP and LPs are aligned, it is a great way to create truly passive income.

@Tom DittrichI think what @Spencer Gray was saying was that you could potentially invest your fund's capital into the GP entity on a given deal which in turn would be invested alongside the other LPs in exchange for some % of the Promote off of the other LPs (e.g. 10%).

Consider offering promotions or discounts during low seasons to stimulate bookings.Fixed Rates:Advantages:Provides a clear and predictable pricing structure for guests.Can simplify management and booking processes.May attract guests looking for stable, non-fluctuating rates.How to Work With It:Set rates based on thorough market research, taking into account competitive properties and amenities.Adjust rates periodically based on seasonal trends and any significant changes in the local market.Combining Strategies:You can use a hybrid approach, with dynamic pricing during peak seasons and fixed rates during slower periods.Remember, regardless of the strategy, it's crucial to regularly monitor performance metrics and adjust your pricing strategy as needed.

Basically, just get some general information and you can use them to stimulate discussion.

There are tax considerations too and you want to make sure that LPs aren't having to recognize gains without a corresponding distribution to cover their tax liability.  

@David Krulac - I am privy to syndicators conducting the business of tracking and prop. management on a spreadsheet, and sending that out to LPs.  

@Matthew Russell  You asked a great question and stimulated great debate.

Individuals, LLCs, LLPs, LPs, and corporate entities alike now seek to identify key and relevant changes as they plan their tax compliance and management strategies.

This is purely about helping our small businesses stimulate the economy to a recovery. 

The reason they're so low is because the Federal Reserve is attempting to stimulate the economy, as the economy is weak (and Corona is not to blame - the economy has been pumped up for years).