A fear of debt is healthy, imo.

If we had to be carefully placing our 110 gallon in our own home, you can guess the concern a landlord might have with a tenant wanting one in the rental property.In addition, if they're "into" salt water it's not unusual to include additional weights from refugiums, protein skimmers, chillers, lighting ballasts, etc., etc., etc. etc..  

As a healthy skeptic, when something seems too good to be true, I assume it probably is.

I honestly love some healthy competition.

This partner is willing to do deals with less profit potential than the first (there is still a healthy margin or I would not participate).

Everything he had was financially in the farm.That worked for him, because even though he was 86, he was healthy.  

I did find the following article that may be slightly out of date, but probably also still relevant.https://www.worldwidelandtrans...Stay healthy everyone!

I have no issues with healthy debate, whether that makes me part of the BP argue nation or not I'm not sure.

Any property manager that does not require this should be looked at with a healthy dose of skepticism, as they are not even doing a best practice to protect themselves.

I can put around 100-150K for down payment if necessary, but I want to keep the first investment as low as possible, like you guys mentioned, keeping a healthy cash flow.