My thoughts here are to not pester folks, but I'm not sure what the "industry norm" is for doing what we do.

Look at the water bill for the past year and get an average.

We do have small, industry standard, fees (acquisition, asset mngt, & possibly a capital transaction) built in for qualifying for the loan, having the track record, managing the business, finding the opportunity, etc...Again I think it depends on how YOU feel about the terms & your relationship with your partner.I hope this helps!

What’s the average you need to be a syndicator?

Although I probably have a higher than average risk tolerance level, I do agree with @Nathan G.on not wanting to be over leveraged.

The appreciation in my complex has averaged +$14,000 per year in equity since 2012. 

Full time Residential General Contractor English / Spanish (Charleston)compensation: average project 50k labor + materials employment type: contract A private real estate investment company is searching for a construction company that can handle full residential remodels in Charleston, anything from taking a home down to the studs, and putting it back together to simple cosmetic projects, that include, laying tile, laminate, assembling cabinets, drywall, texture, paint, carpentry, plumbing, electrical.Plan is to start with 2-3 flips per month, and scale to 5-10 projects per month.

I have a couple of SFRs and have increased rents only 3x in 5years by an average of 7%.

Dear fellow REIs, I wish you had great Easter weekend.In 2018, my REI goal is fix & flip individual units in multi-family buildings and generate net profit over $100K to learn and test about this industry.

Also, I'm here to introduce myself to others in the industry.