Intel is coming to Columbus and building a 20+ Billion dollars to build a computer child facility with high wages paid to employees. https://www.intel.com/content/...3.

A quarter-billion-dollar film studio planned south of Austin with plans for more than 800,000 SF of studio facilities at full buildout, including 12 purpose-built sound stages, 4 workshops and more than 200,000 SF of production office space get final approval from city. 

I am a developer in the Northeast with a shovel-ready 130 bed Assisted Living/Memory Care Facility.

Next to one medical facility and within 10 minute drive to two additional medical facilities.

I have seen some very good ones including an event with free food, fitness classes (YOGA as had a bigger attendance than I would have expected), cooking workshops, and arts and crafts. 

The company is offering a lightly used washer dryer with this facility and wants me to shift to a different plan.With the newly refurbished machines, they want the first $12.75 from each machine as rent and then a commission of 70% is sent to me.

As I understand it:A "syndicator" who is familiar with a market and strong management teams finds deals that require capital primarily for real estate acquisition (but not exclusively: I have heard of funding the launch of mobile home parks, public storage facilities, and other relatively low-complexity real-estate based operations)The syndicator then sources capital from a list of people who are qualified for being able to write a certain check size (in the cases I've heard, this ranges from $20k to $100k)Each of these people can opt in or out of the deal, which is funded on a first-come / first-serve basisThe deal is structured as an LLC, with a distribution waterfall that starts with the capital invested plus 8-12% accrual in a "preferred tier" followed by a common tier which is diluted by management (~15%) and by the syndicator (~20%)Is this a common practice? 

However, we can't make heads or tails of the property tax rates on the Cook County Assessor's website.According to the assessor's office, the market value is $94,020.

Hey @Steven Cook,I have gone door to door since the day I got into the business.

I have done my due diligence by reading books on buying and selling apartments by.....I have limited knowledge of using spreadsheets to facility the process but ready to learn and adapt.