Not defending just saying this is not that uncommon.. although these are his core business so you would think they would get more attention.

I have some questions about the state of wholesaling in MN, as well as how common or uncommon it is up there.

@Lucas Hunt50/50 is not uncommon - but also partners breaking up is also highly likely so what I would recommend is in the company operating agreement or in some type of agreement make sure you went through all the what ifs that could happen and how they would be resolvedIt’s a lot better to resolve them now versus when their is a dispute

You see LPs exiting syndication is very uncommon because they typically invest with the understanding that their capital is committed for the entire duration of the investment period, which is mostly outlined in the offering documents at least all smart sponsors do that.

Sokun So, it's not uncommon for property managers to prefer setting up OTA (Online Travel Agency) listings on their accounts to streamline their management systems.

So, it is not uncommon for SWFL to spike during the months of April and May. 

I currently have over 50% equity. 2nd position products on investment properties are going to be 9%+ almost everywhere, and 10-12% isnt uncommon.

It's not uncommon to see this, but not in the context of your situation.

You could possibly pencil out the math if you use HELOCs to purchase STR, but it's uncommon an investor uses it for a LTR. 

There are niche lenders that can do Residential DSCR underwriting on properties that are 5-10 units but this is relatively uncommon today.