I was under the impression that property owners were typically more involved in things like selecting tenants, but I can see how that would be impractical to scale, so I should instead make it clear what my expectations are for these things and then trust the property manager to handle them.

I was really impressed with the bead on that even after 6 months.

@Chloe Philipp for larger jobs the internet is usually not the best place to start, the only way to figure out if someone is good is by letting them do a job, but I think just getting away from some of the stupid high prices that some of the folks that come off of Angie's List or Thumbtack charge is a great start and first impression.

You don't impress me by saying you work with hundreds of attorneys, big deal, I have a friend who worked for one of the biggest multinational companies in the world hiring hundreds of thousands of workers. 

What do you do in the meantime.The numbers don't impress me, neither do being all park owned homes. 

8 years later, it still impresses visitors.

I'm impressed you can run in the cold and type at the same time hahaha.

It was my impression that there is no need to explain that my plan is to wholesale the property and to approach the deal with the mindset I might buy it for myself or may sell the contract. 

From their website and newspaper site, I get the  impression that  there is a lot of emphasis on senior care. 

I was thinking, given that we're new to the REI space (but not to developing, and my partner does have a very impressive track record) we would offer our LP's a 20% proffered return on their investment and a 50/50 split between LPs and GPs on all returns above the 20% mark.