If this is a small low return deal, you may sweeten the pot by giving a preferred return prior to you the GP receiving any of the cash flow.In the end, it will come down to what seems fair for the both of you to make it a win win.

Well, in the old days, as well as these days, as long as the toilet wasn't blocked, we would instruct the tenant to fill a bucket or a pot with water and dump it into the toilet to flush until the tank fill mechanism was working.

You can get an ugly ripple effect when you start chipping away at the pot of money that was supposed to sustain you. 

Also, cut the grass, and pitch the grill, bench and hose.

I tried to have most of my conversations with him over text after getting a flaky/pot head vibe from him.Thanks for the help and sorry for the long post!

This is good news because we need to get into the next phase of the project as soon as we can.post 18 - electricalWith the project gaining a little momentum by having multiple crews on site, I was pleased to see some more progress today with the electricians beginning work on the main floor and the mechanical work complete on one house.By the time I made it to site the electricians had already put up all the housings for the 4 inch LED pot lights.

A hard money lender here in California recently gave me a flier that specifically promoted their willingness to lend on pot, so apparently it's a thing!

I have a reasonable pot of cash to begin expanding my portfolio from the single property i currently own, and am hoping to hear from others who have bought properties using turnkey operators (such as roofstock, etc) to build their portfolio.  

Also, keep in mind there are a lot of bench warmers.

Finally should I hold my current properties until they reach a certain bench mark?