It's like the house knows you need the money and something breaks.I happened to have hit financial independence/work optional, but it took 19 years, a couple of live in flips (currently on my 3rd with a wife and 2 kids), paying off my primary home, moving to a lower cost of living area (Houston to Maine), and the sale of a business to push me over the top.

He ensured that the structure, HVAC, plumbing, and electricity were well-maintained, and rarely had anyone coming in for maintenance fixes.

I have an idea of an initial investment and returns I would like to hit, but would love to speak with those of actual experience to see if my numbers are realistic.

Are there electrical lines that interfere with the use of a  boom truck?

We are starting to hit our capacity with pulling data from reports and running some of the day to day operations.I would like to know what key people we need and if we’re analyzing the right data.

We’ve used quite a few, and they’re hit-or-miss, but they can work.

With principal pay down and other metrics you can hit double digits for return.

So that might be a total return of around 60-70% over 1.5 or 1.75 years (don't know for sure since I am not an investor in Fund 1).Fund 2 (the last of the two non-cumulative preferred MHP funds) hit 7% annualized IRR this past quarter.  

In other words, my Client got hit with a large cap gain, but no cash.  

It wasn't called that but worked similar that if ended sooner then the 10yrs there was a financial hit for each yr not honored.