The longer a property stays under contract but not yet sold,  the greater the risk that things will happen so the larger the earnest money should be  See exhibit 1:  COVID-19.   

Lets be honest, if you could actually pay off a mortgage in 5-10 years without paying any extra money, then this wouldn't be some super duper secret that some random Youtuber discovered while making a home video in his basement, it would be common knowledge in a multi trillion dollar industry.I've watched dozens of these videos, and each time I'm appalled by the general lack of knowledge that each poster exhibits. 

Not just in the traditional since, but more so understanding the different exhibits that are required and maybe the techniques that are used when your closing doesn't go smoothly, mostly things to save deals from falling out of contract.3. 

I don’t know the educational/professional background of your target, but have seen people - whom I’d refer to as victims - stress out for a lot less than what is in your comment.Thank you for providing Exhibit A for why not to use one’s real name on this forum.That said, “Mr.

Do all LPs need to see the final Cap Table in Exhibit-A of the OA.In other words do all LPs need to see who are the other LPs and their % of ownership on the deal

The host picture would be fun to use as an exhibit. 

There's a lot more it and and I'm sure there's a blog post on this site with better info, but are some details.https://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesses-&-Self-Employed/Passive-Activity-Loss-ATG-Exhibit-2-4-Real-Estate-Professionals

They can be found here:  Accredited Investors - SECUnless you require liquidity to invest into deals, you don't need to worry about the status of your current LLCs (unless they explicitly exhibit this activity). 

COVID section mentioning that the tenants will allow for exhibiting units for future tenants where masks will be required for all parties including Lessor providing 24hr notice.

The tenant shall not unreasonably withhold consent to the landlord to enter into the dwelling unit in order to inspect the premises, make necessary or agreed repairs, decorations, alterations or improvements, supply necessary or agreed services or exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual purchasers, mortgagees, tenants, workmen or contractors.