In an S-Corp you claim a percentage of your business revenue as a salary. 

(As a percentage of RENT, ongoing cap ex can only go down IF you've bought at a higher price point to begin with, right?)

I have seen 100% financing, but the kicker is a significant percentage of profit.  

Can on cash is just a percentage whereas IRR is the interest rate your essentially paying yourself on the investment.

I was thinking an owner equity deal maybe where the seller "buys" 25% of a new llc and pays the down payment for that percentage of ownership.

@Claudio GoliaI think your plan of reducing the 401k contributions to a percentage where you will still get the full match from the employer makes sense because obviously your employer won't allow you to invest your 401k in real estate. 

The brokers take a percentage of the agent's commission check until the agent meets a predetermined amount of productivity.

I talked to one that told me that they will give a line of credit on places that you already own ..up to a certain percentage of value.

I typed up a statement of work and percentages I would pay at each stage.

Are the restaurants per the lease required to report sales and what is their percentage to rent ratio??