Wholesalers main goal is his slice, brokers (yes, I know they're smarmy also) ethically have the best interest of their clients paramount.You can't tell me that if you went to the REA and told them you expect a fee for arranging the sale of RE WITHOUT a license, that they'd say that's OK. 

If you’re getting a slice of equity, the depreciation may outweigh the income it produces on a yearly basis but you’ll have to pay it eventually.

I am using $950/unit for the total of reserves, R&M and some cushion for this particular property...slice that total however you prefer.  

Not just a slice of cash-flow lunch money.

We've had family offices invest in our offerings with as little as a small slice all the way up to the entire offering.

I hear syndicators talk about cost seg like it's the best thing since sliced bread when they may in fact be harming their investors by paying money for the study when it may actually hurt their investors.  

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While CBIZ offers a traditional monthly payment, year-long like coverage, Slice is on-demand coverage.

For sure, they do not cover the property damage, nor the personal damage or loss of business, and that for itself is a reason to look elsewhere.Of coursing asking to cover workers' comp would be asking too much.2) Slice (and other startups)Better than the above, slightly better documented, but still totally immature: the reps are too young, not experienced.

:)  big slice with ice cream on top.