Make sure you are all clear on expectations, decisions, and what happens if the project loses money.For this deal specifically, if it's just a one off with this family member, it might be cleaner to let them keep their $10K and just throw them a finders fee.

Hi Mario,Congrats on the decision to invest in a piece of real estate.

I mean, how do you make decisions when you are looking at refinancing or paying a balloon payment in three years?

I'm speaking from inexperience since I haven't had a similar decision to make personally...I'd reach out to a great commercial broker and get them to help you understand your passive NNN options.

I’ve got a major decision to make about a tenant who hasn’t been cooperative about paying rent during COVID-19 /much of 2020.

They all have to play a factor into your decision.

Good luck and sleep on every decision.

The place to start is by asking the seller what the insurance company decision is—if they will share that info, that might tell you some of what you need to know.

No agency has enough accurate information to help with a decision. 

Must be able to withstand irrational decisions by OTA's and accept criticisms graciously.