If we were going to buy a property and put it “under contract”, and a better deal came along, rather than pass on one deal we might present it to a fellow investor and collect a fee from the investor in the process.  

The first week of the month is the busiest week because of the rent collections and there is a lot of communication from tenants that are going to be late.The busiest is a day like tomorrow, the 1st fell on the weekend, so, it will be extra busy

I always recommend looking at the number of deals the sponsor has successfully exited, their average returns, and the collective years experience between all of those with an executive position.

I anticipate this feedback will be helpful to the community at large, allowing us to collectively identify solutions to common problems and learn from each others' mistakes.

If they pass a rule saying they can collect the fee, then they can do just that.

In this instance, the sponsor and all the various fund of funds will be collectively making $1.65mm the day this deal closes.  

Or if it's a situation where they're housing a relative or a friend who is homeless for a couple of months I would monitor the situation and collect the rent.

So you're collecting a fee for the picks and annual fees for maintaining the "LLC loophole" you believe you've created around the accredited investor requirement.I have to wonder what level of detail was shared with the attorney.

Happy almost Summer BP Community,I'm reaching out to tap into the collective wisdom of the community as I look to expand and accelerate my rental business using the BRRRR strategy.I currently focus on buy-and-hold investments in small multifamily properties (2-4 units).

Are they being honest with collecting coins?