.$10,000 Down payment means this will be a 17.44% Cash ROI Year 1.But you should gain about $6,332 in equity accrued.  

Was thinking in the operating agreement there would be a section for exit, where on annual anniversary dates either partner could exit with xx days notice, remaining partner has initial rights to buy out partner based on then current appraised value + any accrued equity. 

I really want to take advantage of the equity that’s accrued to purchase more rental properties. 

One unit in particular accrued nearly $10K of repairs, and I wasn't able to vet or challenge any of that, I didn't think I would have to. 

I'm a novice investor and purchased a short-term rental property in a pandemic boom town in 2022 that is losing money and I'm debating to sell it for a loss, or holding onto it while continuing to accrue negative cash flow.

I was charged monthly during that period.I then paid a fixed price for each of the next three phases: schematic design, design development, permits.For the final three phases, I paid a retainer upfront and the total remaining sum accrued is being billed at the completion of each phase of the project.

My title company had missed this 200 dollar a day code violation that had been accruing since 2017, smh.

You move forward paying the amount that has accrued from the month/amount that the landlord was trying to evict you on.

In 2 years the larger loan will be paid and will free up $1200 in payments.I didn't want to accrue 7-10k in fees and a higher rate.

So currently every year I accrue "losses" on the rentals, which carry forward to protect future earnings (whenever the rents get large enough that they aren't defrayed by operating costs and depreciation), but that is only protecting future REI income and it's being devalued every year by inflation.