Based on my experience in Brevard, I have been able to get a lot of hiking and climbing in, as well for access to places like waterfalls and sliding rock, a well known attraction of Brevard Are there any pieces of data that you look at when trying to figure out how often places are rented out?

You can sign up for it at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/162063190365 Below is a snippet from a past deep dive with Brian Burke.Justin Elliott: Hey, Brian, your investor waterfall.

There's hiking, waterfalls, and nice views all within a 30 min drive.  

He called Las Vegas “the most water-secure municipal area in the Colorado River Basin.”However, if the water falls significantly, the Hoover dam will not generate as much electricity.

(focus on the good) Instead I show the timeline of costs related the the pre-development and then will show the projected ROI upon completion, keep in mind I also take into account a stabilization period of lease ups so the ROI and/or IRR will increase year over year and after a investor sees that we can discuss a waterfall return program or deffering the returns until we hit certain milestones with profits.  

You open the door and a waterfall of roaches came down to the outside.Exterminators said it was one of the worst cases they had ever seen.

There are many moving parts building the waterfall.

She literally ripped out my water meter says before eviction, leaving us with a waterfall gushing out out of our basement wall and days to clean up.

I will leave my $60k in and take a $90/mo hit in exchange for a bit of waterfall and him finishing the project. 

And they require the "qualified client" status because it allows them to charge a performance fee in the waterfall (i.e. 15% of profits) that they otherwise couldn't without violating the Investment Advisers Act.