Seems like a risk that's hard to quantify.

I'd stick with something very quantifiable for this kind of collaboration.

I can't even quantify how much I've learned!

To be honest, we don't fully understand the implications so it's tough to quantify to make the decision but feel it's best to be safe and suck it up w the worse terms.

Thank you, John.Jeff, wasn't sure if I would be able to quantify my lien position on any of the loans issued as an asset or not.

I'm relatively new to the real-estate investing world and am struggling to mentally calculate and quantify the offer in comparison to the expected future cash-flow + increase in value of the property. 

Course its also hard to quantify but think about it like an option if we are already doing ok.  

Here is a list of factors I believe will help me determine/give me a better idea of ARV:-Building age-HOA Fees-Amenities/Parking-Potential rental cap rates-Square footage, # BD, BA, unit condition etc-Comparing the condos to units within a quarter mile radius-Floor level Obviously, it will be harder to quantify some of these factors.

A capitalization rate is one financial measurement among many that can be used to quantify the performance of a property.  

it defies all logic and explains all. everything can be explained by math even relationships lol if your cynical enough to try to quantify it .