That number should be on any quote you get from them, any promotional material, any professional vehicle.

You often see the same thing from promoters and individuals here on BP who get paid referrals to push investors in certain directions.  

You're always promoting landlord/tenant and landlord/community relations.

If I understand what you are asking right, there are a lot of companies (relatively of course) out there who do that and promote it as a great deal to buyers.

Perhaps that should be fixed.Regardless, I believe there are some that will do a search for a specific topic and post in older threads simply to promote themselves and/or their product.

To promote longer-term tenants, after the initial year lease, if they are good tenants and no issues, I offer them the option of a one- or two-year renewal, with the 2-year normally being about $25/month lower than the one-year.  

There are many, many companies on the Internet who promote their services for self-directed investors:  some are regulated custodians; others are administrators who must identify their custodian; yet others are "facilitators" helping investors set up certain structures prior to making a self-directed investment.6.  

Alternative Asset custodians cannot give any tax, legal or investment advice, cannot assist with the structure of an investment, and cannot endorse, promote or align with specific investment sponsors.Administrators are the next type of company.

Sorry, but this sounds like a result of some guru seminar promoting complicated transactions where you are getting a fee for putting together a deal.

You need a single entity with promoter shares and a different class of shares for investors.