Hi All,I am a GP/Sponsor that has just formed an LP based in Toronto ON, looking to raise $15M of equity to acquire Industrial and MURBs across Canada and the US with a target AUM of $50MM. 

Humidity too high, temp hi or low so I can adjust.Mike thank you; I did see that, it's potentially from an older model of Nest, there is no 'Temperature Range' option in settings. 

I've heard a number of positive things about you and your business model.

I utilize a personal financial statement accompanied by a schedule of real estate owned document via an excel model.

His business model is intriguing because instead of charging me a monthly fee, he charges a set up fee and then a commission on every deal you close.

As an LP in a syndication with two (let's call them) identical offerings in terms of asset type, business plan, submarket, asset size, projected returns, fees, waterfall, etc.  

Especially the new models that are very fast very heavy.. etc..just a disaster waiting to happen.

Rates and terms vary widely based on the relationship and agreement between the lender and borrower.Comparison:Interest Rates and Fees: Both can be high, but private money might offer more favorable terms if you have a good relationship with the lender.Approval and Flexibility: Private money can be more flexible and tailored to your needs, while hard money has standardized criteria.Source: Hard money comes from companies; private money comes from individuals.Your business partner’s model has worked well, but diversifying your financing sources is smart.

We need MORE positive female role models in the investment community to show young girls that this is industry is not just for the boys.

I am switching to a wholetail type model since the regulations against wholesalers are coming more and more.