Our opinion is that Detroit has a very low percentage of Class B properties, maybe only 5-10%.Class C (550-620): Fringe areas around everything listed above.

I would rather have a smaller group of larger investor amounts.My set up is commission going in and out because I am a principal commercial broker, equity percentage, and cash flow payout after the investors get paid first.If a lot of those components were stripped out it simply would not be worth my time as I do very well transacting commercial deals for my clients.     

Most appraisers I know operate on a fee-split basis where they get a percentage of the appraisal fee charged.

If the unit is not rented we don't get our percentage. 

@Jackson LongAll of the activity of the LLC (rent income, expenses, etc.) just get allocated to the members of the LLC based on their ownership percentage.

A typical percentage of a property value that is allocate to land value is 20%, or in this example, it would be $200k.

You have a recorded option to buy 50% (or some percentage) of the re sale proceeds for $10. 3.

And every year for the past 9 or so years you receive a K-1 showing your percentage ownership, along with potentially a copy of the 1065 filed with the IRS?

I've also found that I'm able to negotiate lower prices (sometimes) by offering "all cash".Granted with leverage you do have a higher percentage return, but every check I've ever received had a DOLLAR SIGN ($) on it, not a PERCENT SIGN.

or, can I only get certain percentage of the value of the house?