Let's say for example you're purchased an office building and a very worthy law firm wants to sign a 10 year lease, but requires $X in TIs that require"Initially we raise sufficient funds to cover our startup costs and capex.

Asian investors do not trust overseas Agent until they see sufficient quality information, professionalism, credentials, media coverage, etc.  

If you are managing for yourself and have fewer than 25 units, a spreadsheet should be sufficient.

That might save you on huge management fees and may be sufficient for what you need.

We buy units that have digital thermostats, and have sufficient cooling capacity for the space, so they work well. 

It's not an eviction, and wording it as such is so ignorant of the actual process.When you say one of your aims is "preventing homelessness" and "increasing stability", I think you believe it's sufficient that these sound like "good things to do" and you don't care what the actual effects are on most landlords (who by the way are not particularly wealthy.)

It is more than sufficient. 

Trying to balance being simple and sufficient vs growing reasonably.

Your basic insurance policy with $300,000 in liability coverage should be sufficient in 99.999% of all lawsuits.5.

That is not sufficient return for the risk and effort.I realize your example's intent was to show equity pay down and  equity pay down has value but the equity pay down in your example has very little value.