It's up to we industry stakeholders to change that picture.

There has been a lot of work for years now to get an "efficiency score" on homes, similar to "walk score" you see on Zillow or mpg score you see on cars, though there has been huge blowback from many stakeholders.

I’d like to own my own buildings and not have other stake holders who are owners.Anyone take this approach? 

This opportunity is a "social impact fund" developed by a group that "[...] is a vertically integrated, minority and women-owned workforce and affordable housing investment firm" with an overall goal to to "build community and enrich lives through serving as a vehicle for social impact, environmental sustainability, and financial alpha — generating attractive risk-adjusted returns for all stakeholders" and for their investment objectives to include "[...] create, renovate, and preserve workforce and affordable housing in high growth markets throughout the US that have demonstrated the ability to outperform jobs, real wage growth, population growth, renter household formation; and exhibit a supply/demand imbalance"Well, there you go. 

Be careful of sucking all the equity out in a refinance, because the tax obligation becomes a major stakeholder in the property.  

It's one thing to spread the expense over all the owners but it's totally different if you're the majority stakeholder in the building and now footing most of the bill yourself.

Work does not begin until each stakeholder has the opportunity to read and SIGN this document.Let me also add, I've been using the same contractor for 3 projects lol...but I think it's for both our best interests...makes me and him (and team) accountable.

If the 200+ unit complex has an acquisition cost of $10mm, a partner that contributes $1mm would be a 10% stake holder in the LLC, get 10% of the voting power, recieve 10% of the profits and 10% of the depreciation, and be liable for 10% of any expenses in excess of cash flow.3.

I've reached a high level in my professional career and built strong communication skills with high level stakeholders and I hope to transfer that to my own real estate investment business.I have no desire to work for a company when I migrate my family - none!

I will be the majority shareholder in the new company, but I do not have a Broker or Agent licence (But I do have a San Diego resident who is a licensed broker) who will be a stakeholder in the new company.My question is can i as a non resident of USA be a shareholder in the new company and then qualify to work for the new company?