I'm a multifamily analyst for a bank that originates all sorts of real estate loans, and I am looking to connect with people that have a passion for real estate and money.

Assuming you can legally represent your neighbor, you will need to have some sort of written agreement. 

It got me to thinking if there was a spill or some sort of damage all the hotel would have to do is change that particular carpet Square.

What sort of return do equity partners typically ask for? 

Would that standard 35-40% opex ratio be inclusive of some percentages for property mgmt fees (8-10% usually) and some sort of capex reserve assumptions?

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Most of the municipalities have a 2 step process first going through Planning commission for a recommendation, then going before the governing body for approval. 

But here's to sort of similar scenarios that might work: Because you don't have to replace the debt exactly. 

Yeah just sort of thinking out loud at this point. 

What sort of points are they charging and how about the interest rate?