I'm not bankrolling a large portfolio so the popular option to gouge smaller managers for a minimum $100/mo isn't a biz model I'm willing to support. 

Tenants pay utilities.Seller may be willing to finance with a large downpayment.  

I have an off market commercial deal in a hot investment area I'm able to get seller financing on. This allows me to get into a great property and leave the bank out.  I don't have anyone I know enough to trust as a p...

If they settled for such a large amount, the landlord must have carried some responsibility, and the insurance lawyers didn't feel they could win the case.

You can use the lands value as equity to avoid a large down payment.

We look to see the local market through our partner’s eyes and help them spot and rate opportunities and then we help them execute the best ones.We focus on real estate developers and GCs that have a track record of getting things built, but that are not so established that they have a large network of equity capital providers.

The only thing Im not so sure about is the communal large bottles of shampoo and conditioner left in the shower.

Often the best ones are the smaller community banks in your area, not the large coporate banks however they'll have options as well but its normally relationship based where you'll come in to the bank to meet them and they'll be looking over your financials, credit, investment experience, etc. however once you're in with one of them, it becomes much much easier to borrow with them in the future...

This could significantly impact you if the Traditional IRA balance is large.

This is because the earlier years see a large jump in IRR due to the leverage used, however this effect diminishes in later years.2.