Bill Gulley made a great point about local and regional banks and if you can help them find a solution without taking a major haircut, you could certainly move to the front of the buyer pool for them.

I'm just saying I'd be willing to take a haircut in ROI if it meant less risk and less headache.

And no, that data should not come from the turnkey company, much like you should never ask a barber if you need a haircut."

Case in point, I've been getting a bunch of properties well under market where the owners are taking 20-40% haircuts off of what they paid years ago.

Does my partner merit 33% equity ownership, or should that number take a haircut for the fact that I'm servicing the debt and managing the tenants?

The first lien holder is not going to want to be the one taking the haircut while the second lien holder stays whole.

Market it the best way to NOT take a haircut.

They have neat haircuts and mid-range suits.

People go to him to get a good haircut.

Everybody wants appreciation in their properties, and for me to jump in and then take a haircut right off that bat...