I'd give them the disclosure and remedy in writing (but it is still my responsibility) and I would inspect at 90 day intervals.

. - Payment is made in installments throughout the process after well defined intervals. 

Based on attached cash and currencieshttps://www.guggenheiminvestments.com/mutual-funds/resources/interactive-tools/asset-class-correlation-mapThere're other asset class as well that has zero correlation to Index and real estate.Those are like litigation financing or music royalty.There're few interval funds for Accr.

For each person interested I emailed them the additional photos and video walkthrough I had of the property and let them know that if they would like to see it to please send me their proof of funds PLUS proof of downpayment (since most will be hard money financing). 4 people responded and their proof of funds checked out so I scheduled them to view the property at 30-minute appointment intervals all on the same day.

This time I'd like to ask the successful people in the group how they would invest that $800k. 1. 20% goes to special financing Interval Fund as robust cash flow income.2. 10% goes to my futures trading account3. 10% goes to index/bond4. 10% goes to MultiFamily Class C syndication in...Ohio LOL5. 20% goes to Software VC syndication6. 30% goes to all BRRR project that I could handle myself.I may invest to syndication that invest in NBA team as well.All while living in Mexico or Bali and still have my W2 job LOL

While cozy doesn't necessarily offer weekly recurring automatic payments, it does allow tenants to make manual payments at whatever interval they'd like.

This will enable me to analyze several properties in short interval of time,Is this too much to ask?

If I received a notice at regular intervals of an increase with no estimate of when that would end I would probably look for another place to live.

If you had to talk to every investor at different intervals for updates all the time would be taken.In between the updates you can do zoom or livestream every so often maybe once a month. 

Should I raise the amounts in $100 dollar intervals over a 2 year period?