It’s typically 25% when all is said and done.Doing an apples to apples comparison is easier if the deal is a single asset syndication.

@Craig McLaughlin Apples and Kumquats.

And please let’s not give the Feds or Congress any more ‘bad apple’ examples to justify tighter regs and/or more laws that make real estate transactions more difficult.

I hope this post reaches you.I do a lot of my REI from my iPad Pro w/ apple magic keyboard... a laptop is too much to lug around and I can’t be efficient with an iPhone.

This can give you a good idea of what your total cost will be, and it can also provide a valuable apples-to-apples comparison between hard money lenders.If you do choose to go the hard money route, the "Network" tab on BiggerPockets has a hard money section where you can view a list of reputable hard money lenders.Best,Michael

There are definitely some bad apples out there trying to take advantage of the situation, and it sounds like you are one of them.

@Shankar SridharAre you comparing an "apples to apples" unit?

The trick is to compare apples to apples.

Be VERY careful you are doing your math apples/apples. 

Even Apple and other tech companies continue to increase their footprint in Texas.