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Adam Wright Transferring a property from personal name to an LLC
7 October 2022 | 2 replies
I was thinking of rewriting or altering our parent LLC agreement to have my wife allot me some of her shares so I have a majority stake, but wanted to get thoughts on whether this is the best route or is there's other avenues I haven't thought of?
Ginger Spurlin Listed as a 4-3 but really a 3-2
27 September 2022 | 10 replies
This can happen due to the Assessor not updating the records when additions are done, or when an unpermitted (illegal) addition/alteration is done. 
Tiffany Perdomo How to purchase under LLC instead of personal name.
21 October 2022 | 3 replies
While co-mingling funds is a quick way to pierce your veil, using the LLC as an alter ego is also a way. 
Jason Baik 30 Days of Free Multifamily Underwriting Tips
29 November 2022 | 21 replies
Cap rates are useful for brokers or lenders who need a frame of reference to compare their hundreds of similar deals but for you as an investor, cap rates are meaningless.Predicting your future cap rate at sale is near impossible and any amount of value-add you inject into the asset will drastically alter the NOI.The safest thing you can do is to assume that the market will continue to worsen as you hold an asset.
Justin Elliott Brian Burke discusses the structure of his investor waterfall
21 July 2021 | 0 replies
Brian Burke: We've kept the waterfall structure the same.You can see here.We used in this case, We used in this case, we used an 8% preferred return, and then we had three waterfall hurdle tears.The investors got 70% to 12 60% to 15.And then after 15, they got 50 50.And we've essentially I've been using this waterfall almost since I started way back in the beginning.Every once in a while, we might alter something here or there because we feel the need to.But too many times I've done that and been completely wrong.We had a deal that we did about three years ago where when we underwrote the deal, I felt that we needed to juice thereturn a little bit more.And so we switched the waterfall to an 80 70 60 instead of 70 60 50.And at the end of the day, when we sold that property, we delivered to our investors like a 32% IRR.And now I'm kicking myself like we really didn't need to do that.We could have left it.Just as this waterfall is here, our investors would have got a 28 IRR or whatever and been thrilled to death.So I tend to leave the waterfall alone most of the time.
Pawel N. Accounting Software (Upgrading from Excel Spreadsheet)
18 August 2021 | 6 replies
Only headache I have found at all is when I pay off a loan, it kind of disappears and I don't get the full line item register list of transactions on a close/paid off loan, SO to cheat the system, I alter my last transaction to leave $1 owing in the account to keep it alive. 
David Cook Questionable clause in management agreement?
3 February 2015 | 4 replies
They had agree to alter it when we were looking so until it is signed everything is up for alteration :)
Jeff L. LLC Questions
10 February 2015 | 1 reply
For my LLC, is it important to get a mailbox separate from my personal mail, as to avoid the "alter ego" and co-mingling problem?
Andre Davis Fake multiple offers
17 September 2017 | 13 replies
They came back a few days alter and took our offer.
Gregg Fritz 5 days to close and buyers financing fell through
30 March 2016 | 14 replies
Many times they can leave out key details on the purchasers.Right now you are looking at making a life altering decision and you do not know what the exact issue is with the borrower currently.