Investors generally have many rights with how things are set up and having one investor have too much clout in a deal abdicates the authority of the sponsor, which arguably is not in alignment with the interests of the other investors who are entrusting this individual with their hard-earned investment dollars.  

If you're representing this as equity you own you're giving a false impression to the lender and are arguably committing loan fraud.  

It's arguably more important to find the right design team who can do whatever is the best layout nowadays.

In that case, your loss to lease for your long-time tenant should arguably be $300. 

@Sienna Parker with the market down right now, it is arguably a good time to invest.

The Private Investors from 2011 and 2012 were now being pushed to compete with these new loan structures that arguably were "too rich for their blood" (ie: too risky).

There are a lot of things to think about as a landlord or property manager during what arguably is one of the most challenging times we've seen, or will ever see, in Massachusetts.

Thats not arguable. 

It is arguably the top 1 or 2 reasons to even be in real estate.

For a cash flow deal, you can find a huge amount of deals on the US pre-crisis that have better cash flows and are arguably less risky.When it comes to the mortgage, I see two issues.1.