@Mike Cumbie, @Chris Mason, and @Zack Karp, apologies for the very late follow up, but we did eventually have to provide Wells with the HUD from when we purchased the property.

If REI Guard does release the coverage form to insureds, I apologize, I know in the past it was guarded and not released, hopefully that has since changed.  

To Will, apologies if my last post was defensive.

Apologies for the lengthiness.

Ngo - I did not read every question (so my apologies if these are duplicates).2 Qs:1) In your experience how do you deal with avoiding "project fatigue" in keeping your GC and team motivated at the end of a project when things are 95% complete and people are getting ready to move on?  

I recently sold my home and have the liquid cash in my savings. My plan was to live off of the money now that I have downsized. My problem is that I will probably outlive that money. This is exactly why I want to get ...

If you tell them to "get back to you," oftentimes they won't get back soon enough.I do apologize.

Scott...apologies for the delayed response (in middle of a deal)...please feel free to reach out (IRVCapitalLLC.com)...look forward to connecting! 

I have been researching syndication models and have a few questions I am hoping someone can help clarify..I'm still getting my footing so apologize if these are elementary.On an 80/20 straight split syndication.

Who knows what it will be, but it's clear that some of the most valuable office and retail space, which investors have chased up to the top over the past 10 years, may be an anchor around the neck for many personal investors and bigger portfolios.True, housing is showing no signs of an impending collapse.