A variation on the Nigerian scams?

Through trial and error, you may go with 1.2 or 1.8 percent ratios instead.

Ceramic can crack in fixtures, may just repalce faucets.Slabs can crack with wide quick tempature variations, the heat is off keeping the floor at a more constant temp.Check the windows and doors, there is more expansion and contraction in frames without temps controlled and mositure removed.

Look at the numbers anyway and see if it makes much sense,SS in progress 120k [will go no higher]Closing, say 5kHOA fee, 250/month [master insurance and exterior]Taxes at 170/monthRental comp reliably at 1250-1350; relatively good market, will attract A class tenants.Investor mortgage 4% 10 yr balloon, amortized over 30yrs, P & I, 430/month.This unit would sell at 140k (+/-5k variation max) if marketed in the MLS.

There seems to be variation within a zipcode though.

The money you invest (or forgo) will end up being much, much less than you would waste on trial-and-error marketing efforts, etc, etc.

You can use some variation of that but you get the picture. 

I'd like for investor 1 (the key employee) and investor 2 (the experienced business owner) to invest $112,500 for 15% ownership, and I'd like to further buy in with $75,000 of my own money to add 10% to my shares, giving us this ratio:-Me: 60% ownership (additional $75,000 invested for additional 10% stake)-Key Employee: 15% ownership ($112,500 invested)-Business Owner/Mentor: 15% ownership ($112,500 invested)-Original (other) partner: 10% ownership (paid out $325,000) I would be happy with any variation of the above numbers that leaves me 100% in charge, and owning more than half of the company.

The tenant was not present.The Judge then asked if I was ready to go to see the Trial Judge or would I postpone the case.

I am talking “small claims” type of court, not a jury trial here.But, as is often the case, they may be blowing smoke in your face with their threat to sue you.