If a tenant goes belly up and vacates a year into their lease, the landlord can get stuck having invested to improve the space only to find they no longer have a tenant.

But there's a lotta belly-aching and dooms-dayin' here.

Your actual return is reduced by the amount of the principle paymentsThe risk in a deal like this is that your tenant goes belly up.

Yes, I understand that this mechanism allows the marketplace to pay juice on capital deployed immediately instead of it sitting idly in escrow, but this benefit comes with a cost.  

You will also be learning how to find the low hanging fruit, the deals that are full of "juice".  

just try to get Thai tenants next time the hot Chiles and coconut juice should take over pretty quickly 

I mightily suspect that when the long-term stats come out on that, the whole country's going to have a belly laugh at how little the American dollar will care about the waterworks of who you love and build your fortune with.This is my 666th post.

The purpose of an entity is to protect the share holders, if Apple will go belly up right now, you don't see anyone going after shareholders.

Anyone can sign up for $50 to be a distributor for Juice Plus (a nutritional product), for example, and voila, they're a small business owner.

There's a California pot bellied pig association.