Going to begin reaching out to commercial brokers, since I keep hearing there is a flood of inventory coming to the area but it doesn't seem to be effecting prices.

it seems like you could do a lot more with the cash up front than the cash over time.just something to think about.

In a nutshell, there doesn't seem to be any way for this to be answered in a forum.

Then as often is the case, the self-managing landlord becomes the “de facto handyman” because it seems easier [and cheaper] to fix things yourself.

The payments typically are 1-3 years (but there's no real standard) and don't have additional interest added.Asking price: $280 Million (different currency than USD)Last year's asking price $250 Million (we assume the price increase is because of inflation)The owner doesn't seem in a hurry to sell and when we asked if he'd negotiate last year at $250 million he said no.I'd like to offer the following 3 options to see if any of these work for him:Option 1: 250 Million upfront Option 2:140 Million upfront130 Million in 6 months.

I haven't dived too deep into it yet, but it seems like it may do the trick. 

This all seems very strange - did you ask the GP why they are offering to buy you out? 

This seems high.

It seems you have management experience so that certainly adds value to a partnership. 

Hello folks in Lending forum,looking to try and see about potential lending partners who can write large checks (7 figures) and are looking for very high yield (much higher vs private lending rates) and higher than HML rates.only need lending for 4-6months until large line of credit gets granted and we pay off the short term note.ping me if worth a conversation or have ideas...this seems perfect for a family office just wanting to place dry powder for 4-6mos while they are looking for other deal flow but trying see about other options out there as well.thanks in advance.