Because it will be difficult to attract accredited investors without a track record.

Your interest rate is very attractive and you are getting multiple benefits from owning the property (income, tax break, mortgage pay down, appreciation, and leverage).Personally, I would probably find away to hold on to the property unless you had a more attractive investment opportunity.

If they are professional, they can explain this quickly and easily.

Might make a difficult situation go away quickly and with less drama. 2.

@Nicole Obregon It's more or less a catch 22 where the track record attract money and to get a track record you need to have a starting capital. 

I did a quick search on Loopnet.

After some quick research it seems profit sharing is not common right now in the Worcester, MA market.

@Chris BerryYes, that is one of the greatest tool for real estate investing.You can show it to lenders to get low rates and quick loan from reputable lenders.

Those tenants that do not provide me with post dated checks quickly get on board when they forget to pay the first time and are hit with a $190 fee for non payment.

Since you have gotten this far, I would assume that your deal underwrites attractively enough at your originally-projected rental rates, so I'd leave the projections alone.