Large investors are much more of a B2B sales approach, while the typical accredited investor is a B2C relationship.  

It sounds weird, but you have to be careful how much you advertise so that you don't get a reputation for being "out of money", while at the same time networking with wealthy individuals/family offices/private equity.It's a little different if your approach is going to be only loaning your own capital.

Hi Chris,To add a new fee to your existing management agreements in Florida, you may have a couple of options depending on the terms of your current contracts.If your agreements don't expire and continue indefinitely, the simplest approach would likely be to create an addendum to the current agreement outlining the new administrative charge.

What would be the best way to approach the issue?

The best approach is for the HOA to review their insurance policies to see if they have this coverage.

Here's how you can approach this:1.

Remind them of the peace of mind you offer by ensuring the deal won’t fall through and that you handle all the details.With a few adjustments, your approach can be even more effective in converting leads to deals.

It’s gaining traction in some areas as a proactive approach to stabilize tenant behavior and reduce defaults.

And your partner should do the same.Hopefully your partner is trustworthy and Will dutifully report his profit in his return.Another possible approach would be to issue your partner a 1099 for half the profit.

Have a systematic approach to ensure nothing slips through the cracks.When my mind goes back to my early deals, I remember the times when I didn't have a solid checklist in place.