It's fairly rare to have a structure that varies on the amounts like that. 4-5% is reasonable. 

If my assumptions in question G above are correct, I would try to create a structure or scenario where I can maintain the 1031 replacement property as a rental and leverage its value or equity to be able to get a primary residence property.

If you have sat in on Ari Newman's "How to Use the Financial Calculator to Structure Better Deals" training session, what feedback can you provide?

Would love to hear how you went ahead and structured this. 

No matter how well you plan, there will always be unforeseen issues – from hidden structural problems to unexpected repair costs, or project delays.

Going to stop now as I am writing a book and not breaking for paragraphs or other grammatical structure and some of my old English teachers I helped invest, may read this. 

I’m planning to organize an upcoming event and need to build a temporary structure that measures 20ft x 40ft, with a height of either 20 or 30ft.

How do I structure everything to be profitable?

Are there signs of water intrusion on the inside of the structure? 

Hi Casey,As the gentlemen's above mentioned, 20% out of $700K is indeed $140K, so the answers is yes.As a hard money lender, my 2 cents for you is that if you don't understand the loan structure in 100%, not 99% but 100%, don't go into it.BTW - As hard money lenders usually we charge less than 20%, but seems like this is a factor of maybe less experience you have.Anyhow good luck!