The banks have found that HOA's where the owner occupancy is high seem to perform better than those with a high proportion of tenants. 

The are early 1980's construction - nice compact and orderly site. 

The record stands that in EVERY instance of high inflation, ASSETS especially of core necessity, rose in proportion to the inflation. 

It will affect your credit, you'll show "available credit" as being higher, but the proportion of that being used as smaller (until you use it).It really comes down to DTI, though.

I don't know if the shape of the income distribution curve has changed or if it has stayed relatively proportional but simply translated higher.

Also do you promise a fixed return or you just divide all yields and value increases in a certain proportion between you the developer and the investor?

The benefits are proportional to the depreciation basis (purchase price).

@Bo Wang NNN means that the tenant is responsible for their proportional share of common area taxes, insurance, utilities and repairs.In addition, the tenant should also be responsible for taxes, insurance, repairs and maintenance on their on unit. 

The prosperity of your partnerships will probably be proportional to the amount of thought you put into structuring the relationship, so don’t wing it.

I didn’t at all “sling mud” and it’s insane it’s getting blown out of proportion.