It's the documentation portion I'm most concerned about and need to make sure I'm up to speed.- I'm quitting my job in a month and need something to do.Regards,Palbir

Cost of water continues to be a massive portion of the costs for building.

The investor is highly motivated and is willing to provide a significant portion of the financing to get the portfolio out of his hands.

The investor is highly motivated and is willing to provide a significant portion of the financing to get the portfolio out of his hands.

I know Dodd Frank can come into play if any portion of rent is applied to principal.  

In otherwords, we allocate a portion of the return as a cost of capital before we split. example -$100,000 investmentwe provide 100% of cash at say 10%Property sells for $150,000 net at the end of 1 year.Proceeds Pay outLoan Repay $100,000Interest Repay $10,000Profit split of $40,00030% to us70% to you

My *understanding* is that in our case, where each of us own 33.33% of the LLC (all with SDIRAs) that any additional funds would all have to be invested into the LLC in the EXACT same portion.... meaning we could not 'change the make-up' or ratio of how things were set up. 

Although it will unlikely cover your entire mortgage it will damn sure take care of a generous portion of your monthly payment.

He could get a conventional loan to cash out a portion of that equity and use it on the next deal. 

I'm sure I'd invest nearly all of it, and nearly all the invested portion would be in real estate.