Phase I (Current)TI ImprovementsReserves $75,000 Phase II Exercise lease option $100,000 - $150,000 (20% down shared) Secure long term debt (Fannie /Freddy) Phase III Develop out initial property $250,000 Control of additional ARF-DD $500,000 - $1.5 MM (transactional)We are interested in understanding if, this fits any of your origination buckets, or if you can provide some expertise in helping us identify the best fit structure’s to seek the financing:Starting the facility, opening the facility, scaling the model.I have of course pro forma and more detail, we appreciate any input specific to our target niche.BestFred & Rose / Casa De Fabiosa

Over time, this could result in extreme damage.If you have them installed, it will be a training exercise to educate the tenants on proper placement and to alert you of any issues in the future.Hope that helps!

How you workout and exercise, what you eat, your mental attitude, not the mention the thousands of small techniques to do each action better.

The Ellis act is used to refurb older units but imo, that's an exercise in flogging oneself and for me, Class D properties never yield enough to entice me.

That way I can learn while driving, exercising or cooking dinner.  

Sounds like you're definitely exercising a wide variety of methods, are there any you find yourself gravitating to in particular?

June 1, 2003. 72.1015, 72.1016, 72.1017, 72.102, and 72.104, personal property is presumed abandoned if, for longer than three years:(1) the existence and location of the owner of the property is unknown to the holder of the property; and(2) according to the knowledge and records of the holder of the property, a claim to the property has not been asserted or an act of ownership of the property has not been exercised.

Maybe 120 days but it goes away if not exercised/paid.

I have used a Fitbit for 2 years now and it has worked fabulously for motivating me to exercise more. 

@Stephen Brown ,Typically, the PSA will spell out the most critical dates and then it is up to you to put them on your calendar or use an internal tracking system.Typically Timeline from my experience:Signed PSA = Open EscrowInitial Deposit = Due within 3-5 Business Days after Escrow Opens (subject to negotiation)Seller to delivery DD Items = Due within 5 Business Days after Escrow OpensPreliminary Title Report = Due within 5 Business Days after Escrow Opens and then you can negotiate how many days you have to object to any findings.Due Diligence = Due within 30 Days; Can be negotiable2nd Deposit Due = Upon removing DD ContingencyAppraisal = 45 Days after Escrow opensLoan = 60 Days after Escrow OpensClose Escrow = 60 DaysExtensions = To be exercised 15-30 days in advance of initial closing date (to be negotiated)I recommend you create a calendar, or use Folio as a Gmail add-in to keep track of your timelines.The main issue is that each deal has it's own timeline and you must be flexible in negotiations.