More rare is a higher number, say $500k-$1m, for Operators with a network of ultra-high net worth individuals/companies that want to limit the number of LPs per deal.

Here are some examples of how it could directly affect you, but it may help to put it into your own words and situation explaining how you’re not an ultra-wealthy person using their IRA to invest in hedge funds (that’s what they presume).

But unless you're buying a mansion, that's pretty hard to find.So what we did is we found a 2500 square foot 4 bedroom / 2 bath house that few people were interested in because it was too big square-foot-wise for people looking for 3/2s and had too few rooms for people looking for 5/3s.Then we resized all of the rooms to be able to added one bedroom and one bathroom.

That ultra low rate doesnt do you any good when they screw up the deal.

I really believe that was likely a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and I wish I had expanded my horizon a little bit instead of being so ultra-conservative. 

Because if a person has their rent subsidized by the government here in the ultra-liberal tenant friendly bay area, the tenant is NOT subject to rent control.

For the Model S and Model X, that’s higher than the average non-crash fire claims of just 0.8 across all luxury, sports cars, and luxury SUVs.”But as mentioned.

The first deal doesn't have to be luxury but you should be able to live for free

As stated we are Old NW, off 7th street near Grace Warner elementary, MaeAnne/McCarran shopping, UNR, etc, so think we have a good chance of getting a young family or some college renters as well.For 3 bedroom SFH, It seems like the cheapest room rates are in the $600 range, $700 a room is what I see most, and the nicer luxury properties with large garages and bigger yards are in the $800 a room range.

You'll see people on this forum doing everything from teepees off the grid to luxury beach houses to houses in middle america.