The seed was already planted a long time ago, you'll have to delete the history and start anew.

If the condenser is getting choked with seeds, leaves, and other debris, that will severely limit the air flow which actually can lead to overheating of the system.

U either pay for assistance OR you can do what I have done and give larger than normal returns to your seed investors to get the deal going.. then when you have track record you can back off how much your giving away.

Both concepts start small, with less than $200,000 needed for seed funding, and have 90- to 180-day investment-to-market operation turnaround times.I’ve been considering memberships, crowdfunding, or just seeking a single investor, or maybe two.

I have yet to see D class work for any out of state investor that is more hands off.

@Charles FlaxelI currently live in Lawton.

Being aligned with your goals by being in the right environment is like a seed growing in good soil. - Read "The Wealthy Gardener."

Have considered hitting it with herbicides and seeding, but not sure it would be worth the time/money/effort at this point.

I'm actively seeking properties to seed my portfolio.Hugely bullish on Detroit.

I'm invested in their last multifamily fund and that fund has not paid out distributions for close to/over 2 years, my equity is less than the $100K I initially invested since the value of the properties have gone down AND in the last newsletter Brian Burke planted the seeds for a POTENTIAL capital call in the future (contrast to the 2023 newsletters about having a fixed rate for a few more years and a long runway).