Syndicated capital raise with 50% commercial loan, 20% mezzanine debt with equity “kicker”, 20% “preferred” equity and 10% “promote” equity.   

BP should not be linking to, and thereby promoting such irresponsible Guru crap. - Ned Carey, Moderator.

This will promote both cracking and the plaster pulling away from the lath.While a to-the-studs gut is the ultimate remedy, it is a filthy, filthy job - obviously the unit will need to be vacant and tenants in neighbouring units will still experience some dust.One other point, if the property is towards the end of the lath-n-plaster era (or the blue board and plaster era) ... ie. the 1930s - 1940s, you may want to have the plaster tested for asbestos content before undertaking a renovation.

It's a good idea to promote your property on Instagram to be more visible online and it's free. 

quarterly or monthly bonuses based on the production of the team - Eventual promotion to office manager if it's the right fit. 

Much of what they say and promote are for legal reasons and they like to pitch ideas that your CPA will not recommend (many c-corps) so it sounds like they are smarter than your current person. 

The existing stock conversion is way more interesting to me even though price per watt will likely fall as a result of the mandate.As far as housing stock goes, "building up" may be promoted as a result of the mandate which is limited to three stories.

It's very enticing to look at a project and think that if everything goes right I can make $$$.

Relatively new to the area and want to meet people, this is a good way to start.If it were me in this situation, I would call up the promoters of the event and ask (as a new guy) if I could bring a grocery store cake and have them announce our new member Christopher brought everyone a welcome gift of a big chocolate cake....Maximum expose for you, at the first meeting for a few bucks, and meetings 2 3 and 4 you are a known person--the cake guy, making conversation easier and more to the point.Just my 2 cents.

No, you cannot do that, either, despite the scores of YouTube gurus and promoters like Uncle G "teaching" it.You (and they) are missing the critical concept: business is supposed to make profit, not losses.