I've pretty much focused on SFR so far & I have zero experience with commercial property. But the other day I was on my way to one of my properties a transmission repair shop I pass all the time is up for sale. I ...

I long for the days of true MTM for banks and no silliness like FASB 157 (responsible for 29 cents of JPM profit this last quarter).

Quarterly balancing is fine, but I seem to be choosing the wrong funds, allocations, etc.Any suggestions or ideas would be greatly appreciated.

It is a 2/1 on a quarter acre in the city limits.

Basically, the investor buying a property from us needs to make a guaranteed 8% ROI for example, we pay them quarterly and if we can rent the home out where say we make 11% ROI then not only have we made the sale to the investor but also an additional 3% on top of managing the home.

.* Provide annual photos, inspection, updated realtor comps* Provide quarterly NOI, debt coverage ratio, etc.* Stress that their collateral is a tangible, closely-managed asset, in a very stable area, providing a basic need, housing.Anyway, thinks for all the replies, would continue to be interested in feedback from others.

I will often go back and forth, do quarterly Profit & Loss reviews, and reviews during tax time to let the clients know how the filing on their returns will affect their financial plans and qualification going forward.

Also, some regions have issues with expansive clay soils (requiring continued maintenance over seasonal changes in soil moisture content).

Our fund is set up to pay preferred returns quarterly as distributions.

I am a out of state investor and some quarters are better then others.