Consider, to collect and maintain the account requires management, admin and expenses for RE managers.This could go on forever..... what the market will bear.....

One thing you have to bear in mind when dealing with tenant damage is that tenants in general have a tendency to "beat up" property through their natural course of living there.

US citizens bear a small percentage of the cost of taxes evaded because most government expenditures are financed from sources other than income tax (62% of 2018 expenditures [52% of the budget] came from sources other than the income tax) and because the most the devaluation costs of creating additional dollars to cover unpaid income taxes are borne by foreigners (63% of US dollars are held by foreigners, only 37% held by US citizens in 2014). 

So, the price for a note is what the market will bear under these conditions.

Where will the accounting, business records be kept and how and when can partners access this information.Will outside parties be required to give assurance of the accuracy of the records and if so will the partnership bear the expense or will a requesting partner bear the expense.

Steve Babiak,Well said, although it can depend upon the state involved as to if it even can be interest bearing.

Might as well encompass all aspects of Real Estate, Engineering would be the only other thing I could think of that isn't on here.And I do have a few questions for structural engineer about load bearing walls.

Quick,I'm new here so bear with me if I'm not clear on what you're saying.

Disclose where the deposit is being held on the lease.Place the deposit in a federally insured, interest bearing account in Illinois.

Trusses ran parallel to the wall so it doesn't seem to be load bearing wall but I might crawl the attic this week (in south Florida 90 degrees out) to make sure, and may be drill a hole in the top plate to feed down an endoscope to see if I get some answers.