during the draw period (typically) you won't even be paying down principal unless you make extra payments.so unless you have cash i would wait. 

You could read 100 books and still not know enough because certain things must be learned through trial and error.

I have done as many deals as martel over the same period of time.. and you dont make money on every one you will have losers  that is certain.. so be careful. 

That's what a due diligence period is all about!

Additionally, periodic updates should be emailed to each investor.  

I understand giving equity but how would you go about providing monthly (or other time periods) returns on a partners invested capital?

Trial and error until you find a lane that works.

Court has set trial.

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