For those who insist on using the forums and only taking away and not contributing, I doubt you'll find much long-term satisfaction here or anywhere else.

There's a lot of connections to be made here on BP, and I'm looking forward to contributing and learning.

Nowaday, I only contribute the minimum to get employer matching.I am still fairly new to BP.

Obviously the distributions are made based on equity contributions, so for each investor to report their distributions, would I need to allocate rental income, expenses, depreciation, etc for them to complete their taxes?

I thank everyone who contributes and now spend my days diving in and learning as much as I can.

I'll list a few.Higher contribution limits - You'll be able to contribute more to your 401K than to your SD IRA.No income limits - Your ability to contribute to IRAs is limited by your income.

Thanks to all contributers!

Negotiating can be at another plateau.Good point made by Giovanni is in selecting complimentary businesses in a building or strip center, allowing a competitor in some areas of retail can be complimentary, in some case you can contribute to a tenant's demise.

Hello BP member,I hope your well.After contributing to the forum over the last 8 months with my own comments and feedback I thought I would compose a post and get you guys give me some comments and feedback lolI would very much appreciate responses from all investors that have bought turn key , looking at buying turn key and also from the actual turn key operators themselves.In your experience what are some components that "The Perfect Turn Key Company" would or should have???

I have seen lenders offer (and close) on loans up to 80% CLTV but that still leaves 20% that you or other equity contributors must provide.I know of an equity investor on commercial deals (again) but they have to be great deals and the General Partner must contribute an equal or greater amount.Can you find other equity contributors that can provide $150,000 to $175,000?