Or, they will be awake at night knowing that if the management company screws up they can't be fired because they are an equity owner, and if they are fired they'll have to pay the replacement manager higher fees while still giving up the equity to the first management company.I think the biggest downside for you is that you don't know if the management company is any good. 

You sound like a very switched on individual with your head well and truly screwed on your shoulders. 

Sick life for Annie to rebound from screwing tons and tons of people and become an "expert" in something she can't do on her own.

Sorry I am very new and do not want to screw up with a legal contract.

@Michael NewmanIf you don’t have cash reserves you can screw yourself real quick ~ however if you have good credit and a high income you can get by wIthout having to have a pile of money sitting in a savings account waiting for toilets to break .

If you meant the former, then thats why your DTI is screwed up.

He stated that, they have seen this in some of the units of this make and model that they have installed, and stated that he added some screws. 

I had a broker screw me on a 24 unit deal 7 years ago. 

Ok so the way I saw it was the HML or PL isn’t getting screwed since he has more than enough equity in the purchase price alone to regain his money if the deal went South.

When finding a private lender to help fund a deal on a property, can they screw you over and you lose the investment you tried obtaining???