It's hard to get that ball rolling with an indirect passive offering printed on a post card.Food for thought.

And so maybe I am a bit defensive when I see somebody indirectly bashing the people who come here for help.

Should pest issues be directly or indirectly related to TENANT(S) negligence specifically but not limited to the “Sanitation, Refuse & Recycling” section below, TENANT(S) agree to pay pest company for the treatment OR reimburse LANDLORD for expense.

In the meantime I'm looking to get into the field of real estate (directly or indirectly) to work in so I can educate myself two fold as I begin my journey of investing.

Here we see a comparable occurrence.The demand for an effective management system increases in direct proportion to the size of a portfolio.

I’m interested in manufactured homes, but curious on economic differences from site built homes.Can you point me in direction of ebooks, articles, etc…-how they appreciate differently -how they depreciate differently

(At one point I owed almost $400,000,000.00 dollars indirectly but I certainly did not have a net worth equal to 20% of that.

Which every economist will tell you is the best way to fight inflation. it looks like it's worded to pierce through multiple LLCs like this and just talks about direct or indirect ownership:"In the case of a disqualified single family property owner, no deduction shall be allowed under this chapter for any interest paid or accrued in connection with any single family residential rental property owned (directly or indirectly) by such disqualified single family property owner."

But I personally feel it's not a huge proportion of the cap rate - my guess would be that a much higher proportion of cap rates (a much bigger component of the overall cap rate) is due to the illiquidity of real estate.As far as the fluctuating nature of cap rates from year to year though, I do feel that's mainly due to market supply and demand, since the risk premium and illiquidity premium are basically baked in and don't change; it was just as inconvenient to lock your money up with a long term mortgage/property ten years ago, and just as much hassle to deal with tenants (directly or indirectly, via property management delegation) as it is today.There are lots of Wall Street inspired/funded studies that research these somewhat theoretical questions.

Found another called fixandfliploan.net who is a "partner" and fits in directly with the various reports above.