@Byron BohlsenBoth options exist because each serves a different purpose better than the other.

@Hamish Simcock good job and I don't think anybody is being rude but I've seen a few of your posts and I don't really follow the purpose of your posts either. 

You should start your own post/thread.If you want to advertise, I believe there is a Marketplace forum section where on is allowed to advertise/self-promote, etc.

I think This Old House used that technique because they were paid by the plumbing company for the promotion.

Are there any property management softwares that do not promote other companies in their app or website for the renter?

Also, since we get 1/3rd profit but I'm down for 1/2 contributed capital, any tricks on that for accounting/tracking purposes?

My goals for real estate would be to own as much property as possible without using any of my own cash for investment purposes.

I have purposefully finished projects, waited a few days advertise them, and when I felt like I was ready put them on.

Besides the fact that they're two different metrics, don't they basically serve the same purpose, to establish a threshold to be met before a promote incentive can kick in?

Under the Howey Test, a transaction is an investment contract if:It is an investment of moneyThere is an expectation of profits from the investmentThe investment of money is in a common enterpriseAny profit comes from the efforts of a promoter or third party