Given the track record, I am assuming you would be able to have stabilized NOI being reflected by end of year 2-3 at the latest.

Its your job to know the $$ you are expecting and be sure the documents reflect that.....or don't sign them until the discrepancy is cleared up....once you sign it's a done dealYou have zero case with the tenants......all you can do is raise hell with the real estate agent.... that's your only hope.

If your attitude is to provide safe and affordable housing and your reputation reflects that you should be fine, if it's all about money (well, it is but...talking reputation here) you may not be able to really compete with others having that mind set or demonstrating that mind set.Search here about non-profits and low-mod housing.

I recently started using Buildium and I am trying to figure out how to properly set up the Owner structure in Buildium.The Property is 123 Street which is Owned by 123 Street LLC. 123 Street LLC has two partners, 123 Street Partner 1 LLC and 123 Street Partner 2 LLC.I am trying to figure out how to reflect the two partners correctly in the Owner setup which will book the accounting correctly as well as give the Partner's "owner" access to the property online.I called Buildium support to try to get some feedback on how to set it up, but I don't think the person I spoke to understood the structure.Does anyone have and experience with Buidlium using direct and indirect holding companies?

The IRS publishes different AFRs reflecting the different types of arrangements that create the imputed interest.Installment SalesAn installment sale is one in which customer payments extend into future years.

Once you form a impression of someone it you may be able to keep from reflecting it in your dialogue, but if often through in body language or tone.If you should end up in court for an eviction, the judge will likely be very sympathetic toward a handicapped owner who suddenly lost the property and has now become a tenant. 

Hypothetically, if he didn't pay the $10 by the 5th, he would owe me $60.One one hand, "it's only $10" and a $50 fee seems excessive, yet I have a late rent policy that I strive to enforce in a consistent way and if everyone shorted me by $10 or $20 my returns would reflect that. 

Likewise, a presentation to a lender might have a tendency to reflect a bias to reflect low projected expenses.

Many here are considering using the Sec. 8 program and this thread is a poor reflection upon all the good tenants.6.

Getting these researcher types to do an article might be a good thing for generating interest, but ought to be watched carefully as it's a reflection on you.