As far as older buildings, here in Boston that's essentially all we have, so it doesnt worry me.

LP/GPMy research has shown me to create one single "Fund llc" that will essentially be the hub for funds.

This may be little long winded but this I essentially why I haven't walked away from the deal...

I own a property that is essentially right next to an old manufacturing factory that is being turned into 40,000 soft of retail/restaurants.

Didn't even consider that the mortgage payments are contributing to the equity which essentially should be factored into the Coc return.

I’ve done promissory notes with private lenders but never negotiated what is essentially part ownership.

Cashing out on my current, plus buying more, might just essentially mean I bought 18 properties at a high point in the market.

Cashing out on my current, plus buying more, might just essentially mean I bought 18 properties at a high point in the market.

So back when it was on the market, I offered 1.1 , essentially, a bank won't finance this ( in my market I have a 80% LTV lender ) and they want 1.2 DSCR, but this will not cover with their underwriting #'s... 5% prop mgmt, 5% reserves, 5% vacancy, and the info I listed above, and it doesn't cover because the rents stink.

Essentially, you want to answer the question - why you.