If your down payment can cover a higher percentage you may be able to get a loan with better terms if you search around.

When giving out draws to contractors (30/30/30/10), how do you determine, based on pictures what percentage of the work is actually complete?

Each of these developments will see a small percentage of homes purchased for rental purposes.

@Amine Nhila I think those amounts and percentages are spot on.

Perhaps your first foray into that investment should be limited to a limited percentage of your net worth, and as you obtain more experience in that particular investment your financial participation can increase.Many investment to today are indirect, i.e., instead of purchasing real property directly you purchase through a syndication.  

I saw your website lists a dividend yield but I don't see how you would get dividends from buying someone's home equity unless it is basically a loan.It's not a loan, but there is a fixed "dividend yield" percentage set at the time of issuance.

We haven’t figured out the details yet and I’m wondering how exactly the percentage structure would work.

(Typically, the MF properties I find for sale are where the owner has lost control of the tenants and just wants out.)As part of my pro forma, I build in a conservative percentage for vacancy in the first year after closing, as well as the cost of eviction for tenants who may be an issue. 

One unit hurts you more percentage wise than several units. 

A very small percentage have been audited, and all of those had no issues with the audit because they were adhering to the IRS rules.These vehicles are a very effective means to take greater control over your tax sheltered retirement savings and diversify your portfolio into stable and income producing assets such as real property, partnerships, private lending and the like.You do need to become educated on the IRS rules, which apply equally to a conventional IRA but you just are not given the flexibility to need to deal with them.