I'd first read "The Hands Off Investor - An Insider's Guide to Investing in Passive Real Estate Syndications" , by Brian Burke.The book covers this, but you'll also want to know how the preferred return and waterfall works.For example, how much of my capital must be distributed before the fund starts paying themselves?

Calm down. $126,000 🏡  don't generate cash flow of $1,100.Although I know a fella who nets $2,500 on a $170,000 vacation rental. 

There is no specific clause to cancel a contract ,but a call to the broker explaining her concerns can calm her fears or have the contract cancelled at the broker's discretion.she just needs some boots on the ground and the riot act to get the agent in line 

Stay calm and professional.There are cameras that are available (battery operated, motion activated, all sorts of cool stuff) for a lot less than that, if you decide to go that way.

In the multifamily space, todays market likes 7% pref with a split or waterfall thereafter. 

I empathise with you; however, you, as the landlord, has to stay calm in these situations and try to control the situation. 

Yesterday I felt pretty lost but with all these tips and recomendations I’m much more calm now so really appreciate all the help :) 

For example, the waterfall could work something like this: 1.

I've been twidling my thumbs in reference to REI for months.I've been researching for months and was getting overwelmed with all the different aspects of REI.I had read a few books,visited various websites and webinars.I finally calmed myself and decided last wed to start off with bird-dogging and wholesaling.

However, if your friend is in trouble and you can help him save his credit by preventing a foreclosure, that should help calm things considerably.First, review your options: HOW can you help him?