First and foremost, the vaccine involves injecting bits of genetic material from the virus to prompt your body to launch an immune response — emerging technology that hasn’t been widely deployed before.

I've seen all sort of repairs, crack packs with epoxy injections, carbon fiber, piers...

By my calculation I would not need any further cash injections, just a building loan of $12.5m to construct and receive a cap rate of 8% (the area is at 3.5%).

See my previous messages on here about how I feel we are currently out of balance and need to inject some more education into the group.

While vaccines can indeed cause cancer in cats (injection site sarcoma) the incidence is 1 in 10,000 and in light of the huge benefits of vaccines for both cat health and human health, the American veterinary medical association still recommends them.

Perhaps the seller needs the interest (or wants) from the loan to recoup capital injected into the project which the market will not bare with a cash or conventionally financed sale price.

The broker has the greatest influence over these lending partners, usually, but the broker will have some who may not be so comfortable and will inject thier views into the deal.

Around here, we work hard to get a cash-on-cash between 10 & 15% on a multi-unit (4+) ... but occasionally you find the right property and the right time ... we have one duplex that gave us 23% ... now, after a deep energy efficiency retrofit, our cash-on-cash is down to 18%, but the long term operating costs are more predicable and turnover should be lower.Purchase costs is the big factor ... if you find a property at <65-75K/unit, it will need a major capital injection before you can stabilise it.

Yes, that works, if you can find a seller to do it, you'll find it will be harder as you won't have an equity injection in the company.

Capital injection not equal among the three but monthly distributions (cash flow) and profit on sale will be split equally among the three.