Check in with @Joseph Chiofalo they're a FHA/VA lender and also have some 100% programs if it fits into the parameters.

It sounds as if you are pushing to justify a decision when you already know in your gut that he's not the right fit. 

Seems like a better fit than buildium for lower door counts.

This entails being aware of the advantages it will offer to both parties as well as how it fits into their respective long-term company strategies.

ConsMore complex setup - lawyers and regulations can be a mazeLess flexibility - the structure is more set in stoneHigher costs - gotta pay fees to keep things running smoothlyMy Take:Sounds like syndication might be a better fit.

It has been a super fun ride (sans the Great Recession) and I do hope to continue it to rebuild the net worth lost then and continue in the field that I love being in.I know that this is pretty long winded, but it is hard to fit 52 years of investing into one page.

Even if you are not their best fit, you should be able to point them in the right direction.Always remember, don't put yourself in quicksand by trying to get someone out of it. 

But if you want some immediate cash flow and are okay with a bit more maintenance, vinyl could work.At the end of the day, it’s about what fits best with your financial situation and goals.

These other aspects of the strategy seem great, really reduces the chances the neighborhood is just going to tank in value or something I would think, though I suspect fitting a curve as opposed to just using the mean may be a bit more effective and less risky.

I wonder if you could fit a little game back there, too.