Dear all,Trying out a particular style of real estate investing for the first time can be a major psychological hurdle to clear.

The big hurdle a new person has to get past is we are all the same.

There is nothing here that seems unreasonable, I would push back on the $75 in person service, and I want 3 bids on every reno project if they're charing 12.5% to manage.

Yeah - the way we view it is that we have a "net" hurdle we want to make on the loan, but are agnostic on whether that is earned on the backend or frontend or a mix of both - but to be transparent and flexible to give the borrowers all the options (up to them if they want a high rate / low or no points, low rate / high points, or mix)

Buyer warrants and covenants not to take any enforcement action against any Obligor that would be commercially unreasonable or create any liability for Seller.

(Assumable loan, Waterfalls/Hurdles, Ability to model a JV) I've come across "Synthesis" by Sharpline Equity.

I already have a couple potential deals, but the biggest hurdle I'll face is finding a private money lender who's willing to lend to someone with minimal experience.

Well, like any endeavor, you gotta get past the initial learning/no profit hurdle...any wealth building system is gonna be a challenge.

I’ve always believed that if the lender is a “partner” sharing exposure and not an at cost money provider dividing the profit of the deal into three sections is appropriate   MoneyMarketingManagement This said it’s not unreasonable to allow a minimum return after “X” profit.  

The one thing I do not like is that you cannot serve him personally which is for me the biggest hurdle.