We do get requests frequently for one beds, but I feel as though it hasn’t to be a trendy area to make most effective. 

Acquisition fees, asset management fees, and disposition fees are the ones I see most frequently, in addition to the cash flow splits mentioned above.Most deals these days are value add.

Overtime you start getting organic visits, not just the paid variety.

I don't check BiggerPockets as frequently as I should. 

CCED is much more lax with building regulation, but for a variety of reasons didn't pursue anything there at the moment.

Where residential loans that conform to "Fanny/Freddy" underwriting guidelines are frequently packages and resold, or turned into securities, portfolio loans are typically held by the issuing bank.Your rate will be a bit higher than residential, you will have a shorter term 5-20 years and in most cases the loans will be adjustable rate and not fully amortizing  (have a balloon payment). 

Tablepress allows you to insert tables in a variety of ways.

I haven't done one yet, but to me it just seems that the wholetail approach is SO much better than trying to mess with the wholesale/assignment timeline, for a variety of reasons. 

This is way before you start then figuring out how much of that is eligible for the 199A exclusion.Also, if you look at the instructions for the 3115, you'll note the following at the bottom:Time Per Response Recordkeeping ............... 60 hours, 1 minute Learning ................... 16 hours, 25 minutes Preparing .................. 20 hours Sending ................... 32 minutesWhile the IRS frequently overestimates the amount of time a mostly organized taxpayer takes to put together these forms, I think the above is actually not a horrible estimate for this particular form. 

How frequently you will mail to them.4.