Will compensate for their time.

That’s where I come in and I am compensated well for it.

For business I look at 20% annual returns or better to compensate for the additional risk factors.  

Smaller investmentsI derive income from all of the above, plus my compensation as from my job here\.Clearly, I conform to your thesis of having multiple income streams and assets across different asset classes.

An investor is compensated for the value that is added.

If the deal does go through his time should be compensated in his commission. 3.

If so you would probably need to compensate them some before any deal closes IMO.

You will have monthly expenses, vacancies, and need to be compensated for your time, as well as make money on your investment. 20% down is typical in todays environment. 35% down payment is terrible, don't call that lender back.

I am not seeing a lot of fear out there and prices have not adjusted downward enough to compensate for higher rates.Working mobile homes is genius and with a little capital going forward should be great.

Of course I was joking and I said that just to break the tension and we all laughed.Technically that is a violation of federal law because I said I would help only if I was compensated with a piece of pie in advance.