However the notice also said that debris were left in my backyard... which wasn't true (I had driven past the house that very day).Answering your questions below:1, 2, & 3) $2,000 is excessive, I would contact them via phone and be calm, friendly and of course, concerned.

Part of me says calm down, its going to be business as usual, just a little higher rates; the other possibility is that we are seeing a much more fundamental change of the game and this is just the beginning...?

A calm exit is usually free of retaliatory acts by tenants.

Their preferred return would stop accruing (because preferred return is typically calculated on unreturned capital) but the waterfall rules on distributions would be otherwise unaffected.There is another scenario where a sponsor might want to exit the investors by returning their capital plus profits. 

Most dogs are not that way and if you just chat a bit with the dog, they calm right down.I would guess that guests would have an issue with that sort of thing and leave a bad review. 

It was both environmentally and culturally diverse, they speak English (not understandable English in some parts), and the currency is based on US dollar.Rain forest, Cayes, an atoll, Mayan ruins, great waterfall, Caves, interesting zoo, cool towns (really liked Placentia).I could envision visiting Belize annually.

Again, it's one-time and directly repays & compensates the sponsor for putting the deal together.There are funds that invest in syndications, but they'll typically have some kind of waterfall structure.

Terms, waterfall provisions, ability to recover money should the sponsor fail to execute?

I personally prefer North End Neighborhood St Paul or parts of Frog Town St Paul, likely similar return as compared to N Minne, but to me somehow seems a little more calm & blue-collar, but I admit I haven't compared the crime stats... 

Just read an article that this may be the calm before the storm on the foreclosure market, with record lows this previous month.