No, as long as you book an audit trail for the expenses, the receipts for the credit reports, the billing of the credit card highlighting payments for the credit reports and report your evidence of paying the bill from your personal account (check or statement) and treat the company check as you would any other expense. :)

You definitely want to highlight the benefits of the area like Steve mentioned. 

You can always go back and review initial post, although the post highlights the strengths of Baltimore's CF to LA's, it also looks at cumulative CFs and cumulative appreciation over a 10 year period. 

Others who are more passive and may not have the background or interest in the detail will just want key highlights.

This is a great post highlighting various ways to get into apartment syndication!

In the end, this discussion has certainly highlighted a need, on our end, to reconsider how we showcase our data and performance on the site.  

Account ClosedAs luck would have it  .. one of my business partners new son in law was the step son of Ron Daniel  CEO of McKenzie in NYC.. and as Major luck would have it.. he was/is a member of Augusta National.. and to get super lucky to reward his step son on his new job he invited him and me to play golf at Augusta National and stay on the property two nights play 3 rounds eat in the dinning room two nights tour the lockers and win cellar.. for a golfer like me this was a highlight of my golf life.But one night at dinner we were talking about who hires at McKenzie and if you get hired there you have punched your ticket.. and his answer was top of the class from Wharton / Harvard/ Stanford and other top schools.. 

Only highlights I see are: - taxes are VERY low but assuming those are known historicals which they should be so fine; - Grass Valley sounds pretty small and your vacancy is only 4%. 

I see you are highlighting the recent price reductions. 

Look, I thought I'd keep this simple and just put together your recent highlight reel above.