So you're speaking of the proposed buyers buying an undivided interest, such as one half, one quarter, one one hundredth, etc.How are going to set it up so that each interest is marketable, in your co-op?

If I was to find a property, and ask one of the investors to put up $15k and I put up the other $10k, then every quarter split the positive cash flow between us at some pre-determined percentage.

Right now they're afraid to even raise them a quarter point six years into the recovery.

Hi @Karen MargraveThank you for your suggestions.I received the quarterly data from Colliers stating that about 110,000 square feet of industrial real estate were newly constructed as of the end of Q2 in the southwest region of Las Vegas. 

You literally pay a quarter the price or less.

Can you do a driving trip once a quarter to review the place?

I'm actually out in Saint John for work, not too far from you.The market in general I think is good considering over a quarter million people immigrate in to Toronto on a yearly basis.  

The CBRE Group Inc. real estate brokerage says that conversion projects have pulled 2.3 million square feet out of the market, cutting vacant downtown office space by 3.7 percent between 2007 and the third quarter of last year."..."

Just about a quarter of the front stone still needs to go up. 

My city charges a $29 “convenience fee” per quarter fee for being connected to the sewer lines.