Currently working as an associate at a commercial brokerage.

Is there a general rule of thumb for the turnkey property and its associated drop in cap rate? 

With 50/50 funding, you are probably OK, because with 50% down, you could get a non-recourse mortgage - assuming the property is in good enough condition to meet lender criteria.With respect to the associate, he is simply a vendor and an expense of the transaction.  

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To make this argument, the person with a disability must make a request for a reasonable accommodation to the landlord, property manager or homeowners association (HOA) and provide the following information: Indicate that you have a disabilityRequest that, as a reasonable accommodation of your disability, you are seeking to have an emotional support animal live with youDescribe the relationship between your disability and the assistance the animal providesIf you can show each of these three things, a housing provider or program must permit the animal to live with you unless it can demonstrate that allowing the animal would pose an undue financial or administrative burden or would fundamentally alter the nature of the housing or program.Having a look at all that, there are still many legal reasons you can turn down a tenant.Especially if you don't want a mini horse in your house!

There is an association of hard money lenders who have advocated using the term of private lender, basically on two aspects, one is advertising and the other was to distance themselves from the image of past hard money lenders of the past who didn't have a stellar reputation in the banking community as purely asset based lenders. 

They are saying we may need a new TIN or amended paperwork from the IRS showing our names as members associated with the existing TIN.Everybody is closed today because of the extended holiday weekend so I figured I check on here so I know how to proceed on Monday. 

It also gives peer review ratings and client ratings on attorneysAlso there is the The Illinois Real Estate Lawyers Association http://www.irela.org You can also do a search there too and this association is strictly real estateI hope this helps you.Jack

The condo associations really drive the value of your condo (how well the grounds are maintained, etc), and the politics and stuff that happens behind the scenes of those condo associations can be crazy. 

REIA's (Real Estate Investing Associations)- Attend your local real estate investing association/club and find out who the cash buyers are there.