: The how-to book of syndicated investment real estate by Gene Trowbridge

However, my husband and i have been on a FAT version for a while; i guess without having a name to call it.

Check out the Howey test. https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/howey-test.aspSecond, Gene Trowbridge is a lawyer who specialises in this area.

Pencil in some guesstimates if it makes you feel better, but it should be a nice fat margin where you can afford to spend a couple hundred more in one month or another without feeling a pinch.

In the old days we would call long-term employment or a fat savings account a “compensating factor“.

Although there is still some significant fat left in the deal, and we underwrote for a 1 year timeline, there have been many hiccups along the way.

I offered to run the whole job from beginning to end and they just had to sit back and collect a fat check for 50% of the profit. 

With rent growth that comes in part of appreciating markets comes fat more cash flow (with patience) than you will get in an actual cash flow market.

@Keith Manchester I agree partially with @Chandler Gene Beck .

Originally posted by @Chandler Gene Beck:Hi everyone,I am a newbie to real estate trying to learn the ropes and make a life change for financial freedom and to be able to spend more time with the wife and kid.I am currently stationed at Buckley AFB, Colorado as Active Duty Air Force and want to have at less two rental property before moving to my next station (2 years).