The guy continues to plea with the priests to consider the contributions such an instrument could bring to the world, and the priests respond by smashing the guitar to pieces. 

In addition I operate a property management company.. so please if I may help contribute or offer advice to anyone here please that is what brought me here honestly.Secondary I am looking to purchase investment property anywhere that makes sense  (shoe string budget of course) I am not new to investing but I am not seasoned either..

Font is too big and too narrow, so less content on each page, cannot see who last contributed to thread, etc.C'mon guys. 

I don't have any debt, and my girlfriend will either sell her condo here in Denver to pay off her debt, or continue to use the monthly rental income to contribute towards her personal debt payments. 

There's not even a way to make additional capital contributions to an inherited account if something happens to the property and you need additional cash.

Or will you structure your entity so that the equity reflects the Capital contribution?

Just to contribute something of my own to the discussion, here's a few books I've been reading:- Mastering the Market Cycle by Howard Marks- Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk by Peter BernsteinLike some of the other recommendations, they're not real estate specific, but I'm finding that getting a broad understanding of financial history is helping me find my footing in the multifamily world. 

Do you contribute more than a company match to your 401(k)?

You do not want to go into repairs and come to a point where one party stops contributing or wants to sell right away because of an emergency.

Most private placement deals I see have a LP/Sponsor waterfall that incorporates a Preferred Return, whereby the LP gets a stated rate of return before the Sponsor gets any money.The Preferred Return can be based either on the Initial Capital Contribution or it can be based on the Unreturned / Unrecovered Capital.