It's probably quickest just to give them the required notice to move (based on the state you're in)

I have a partner in New York who will build it all cash, my GC fee I take $25k that I'm putting into the equity stack so we build at cost because they are building all cash and I'm a 35% partner based on deferred GC fee and cash and license as an agent to push the distribution higher.

I am an Alpharetta native, a RE broker, and founder of Hopewell Handyman, based in Alpharetta.

They do tend to require more time managing and ensuring that your rental rates are competitive based on current STR availability/rates in your area.

Columbus will likely see the fastest appreciation just based on the rate the city is growing, but in Cleveland you will see high cash-flow and Cincinnati is a great mix of both. 

I'm basing this on what I've seen in agricultural investing in Central and South America.

 Continue buying, keeping some and flipping Anything in my market where the net cap is 20% ish based on cash purchase. 

Most of the compensation earned by General Partners is NOT at the start of the deal but rather at the END of the deal based on how well - how profitable the deal is. 

Loan would be based on ARV and typically at 75% LTV for a cash out if you are looking to pull as much equity out. 

The appraisal for this property came to be 135K (sub-to) based on the scope of work  given to the lending company .