That makes your current equity invisible too.Earnings vs Budget is interesting;  the norm is Expenses vs Budget.

I'd always know that to accomplish a level of success I am invisioning is to be around like minded people and after searching online that's how I found BiggerPockets.

But I just can't seem to get past this invisible wall of me overthinking things and becoming "stage struck" when its time to start talking to people and making moves. 

The K1 distributions occur on the Net Profit, so it is invisible to all the members.

I can invision cast iron drains may pose a problem at some point in the future.

If reserves are not fully funded, you risk being hit by an assessment for major maintenance or -- maybe worse -- having some major item left to deteriorate.What's hard to find out but plagues most HOAs is that board members may be a few, virtually invisible homeowners who serve year after year because no one else cares or may be zealots who have more time than other owners and want to impose ridiculous rules or costs on everyone.And, for a new development, find out if the board still is controlled by the developer, who could be failing to pay its fair share of the HOA's expenses.

(Invision yourself standing there just out of the shower drying your hair and breaker(or gfi) trips and your standing there without clothes on in the DARK,,,and how you would fix that???) 

A hurdle in selling energy efficiency is that it is typically "invisible" (e.g., insulation, sealed ductwork) instead of sexy (solar, granite countertops).

@Jim Wilcox the Why is because what i eventually want to do like REO's etc. alot of times you cant get these in your name you have to have an LLC and also ive been reading this book about being invisible as far as assets etc.

Invisible FurnitureCarrying on from the above; the less your furniture invades on your space, the more room you’ll have and will appear you have.