The economics are changing but I still feel all parties can make a reasonable ROI. 

.📘 Beige Book Gains Importance Amid Shutdown DelaysThe Fed’s Beige Book — which summarizes business and economic conditions across all 12 districts — showed mixed momentum.

Curious what economics look like.

There are so many details in those documents that can dramatically change the economics of a deal — reserve requirements, prepayment penalties, draw schedules, recourse language, timelines, extension options, and so on. 

Essentially, you can't split the (taxable) profit 50/50 as that does not match the economics of the transaction.

Every time that I have a new project, the template is customized accordingly to what I learn during the time in the project.When you mention a deal, it is also important to understand what is the end goal of that, are you looking for rental, fix and flip, STR, MTR, every one of these deals have their own tab in my spreadsheet because the economic are different. 

I’ve lived here for 15 years and have my ears and ears open for a lot of economic development happening around here thanks to my profession.

The regional economic development team, ColumbusOne, does an excellent job in promoting growth and progress in our area (you can learn more at their website: https://columbusregion.com/about-us/what-we-do/regional-econ...). 

With the U.S. real estate market showing signs of resilience and growth in 2025, particularly in areas like San Francisco where low inventory and strong demand continue to drive competition, I'm curious about how others are approaching funding for their projects.Given the current economic landscape, characterized by a 5.5% GDP growth and easing inflation rates, are you finding traditional financing avenues sufficient, or are you exploring alternative funding options?

No matter what anyone tries to say, it's economically impossible to do things the correct (using quality materials and good likened and insured labor).