BTW2...Google Ray Alcorn's, "Deriving YOUR Capitalization Rate" and follow his methodology closely to underwrite the project correctly.

Here are the basic facts as I know them.I moved to this part of the country (NW Arkansas) 1.5 years ago following a career on Wall Street as a derivatives trader.

I don't have a good sense what equity splits, preferred returns, distributions at completion, etc. are appropriate.

The first was an email from an investor who invested in a Q4 2023 deal:I have a little cash again and am looking at some other deals but I have to say I was very impressed that you were able to deliver a distribution check at the end of January for GNBP1.

At these events I asked questions derived from books I was reading, podcasts, ect and was able to expand on the knowledge in ways applicable to my own situation. 2 years later I have done three deals with one of the lenders I met at one of the weekly meetups.

Uh, it doesn't really work that way in the real world.If you want to build a list of currently active probates (versus later distributed, inherited property owners) you'll either be,Ed to start at court house, pay someone else to go there for you, or search for a commercial list data provider.Open probates are like a moving bus that travels for six months to a year, or more. 

Let's say 30% is reasonable so that would make only $75,000 of your $250,000 taxable and the rest could be said is distribution for your company.

Its a great investment in that these coaches could be on your team advising whats a good deal and who are solid sponsors.  4) Once you have a list of credible sponsors w excellent track records, get on their email distribution list.

I haven't had any complaints about the furnace or distribution of heat from the tenant.Not sure if that helps but thought it might give you ideas.

If you have siblings or her assets are distributed to others by a will could be more complicated.