I need to know if in INDIANA its legal to receive a finders fee....I got caught up in a webinar full of hot buttons on the ease of making these fees (Phil Grove from Texas is Guru behind this but someone else presented the webinar.  

It feels like a desperate attempt to pressure someone into paying, but I've been surprised before. 

Thank you both for replying, definitely easing my worries!

Therefore anyone with bank originated construction debt or bridge debt is likely happy right now with the rate cut and narrative surrounding future cuts since in many cases these are adjustable rate loans with floors we likely won't see anytime soon.It will be interesting to see whether this cut gets banks who have been on the sidelines back into the market or alternatively some lenders who have continued to lend but with tighter underwriting to ease their guidelines.

Because they will get defensive if they feel you are pressuring them.

They've partnered with BiggerPockets and have built a strong reputation for making self-management seamless, especially for hosts managing a handful of properties like yours.Hospitable is known for its ease of use, automated messaging (a lifesaver for responding to guests!)

Trusting lenders, agents, and contractors can be tough, but building a solid team and doing your due diligence will help ease that process.

My impression of these DST's are as follows:  They are the easy way out of making a 1031 exchange with out the pressure of a replacement property in 45 days.They provide steady returns with no hassles, but generally low like 5-6 percentThey offer diversification of asset types.The cons are the fees to get into them and they are syndications that you don't have control over.

The reason why "large developers"  finance their real estate with ease is (1) track record; (2) balance sheet/liquidity;  (3) Global Cash Flow.

Quote from @Travis Timmons: @Jonathan Greene ease up, man.