Residual Cash, Dividend Income, Interest Income, Net Income, Net Operating Income, etc.

You will need a LLC, EIN Number, Operating Agreement, etc. 

I think his 12% may be referencing his multi-family that he owns and operates, unless he's not able to pull out all his funding.

However, I don't understand how buildings are financed when the net operating income will not support the mortgage payment.

My current model, as an owner-operator, accounts for my time - here's how:  Each new tenant signs a list of repair estimates they will be charged for various turnover expenses as well as labor at $25/hr for anything not listed. 

Provides Operating Agreement.

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They have input to the operator but they don't operate the project. 

TK operators are coddled.  

We improved operational efficiencies by adding 3rd party management and repositioned the tenant base.