Hi Rachid,I think you need to compare the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) for each property to make a decision.

As for the new homes, is the best way to finance the construction internally, or have the end buyer finance the construction pre-build. 

I'm thinking of doing this as a way to keep 50/50 membership of the LLC.1) What do folks think of this internal LLC loan idea;2) What advice or thoughts to folks have about what to include in the operating agreement to keep things fair and clean without nitpicking or billing back hours; and3) Any other advice for investing with a partner while also setting yourself up for success and protection for both members is welcome.Thank you!

You can look at the internal rate of return.

I've now implemented a you shall be banned from the kitchen clause that people must sign, but it's not like I have internal house surveillance to know whose dishes they are. 

We have a TON of international students who all live here during the semesters.

In most juristrictions, how you internally partition (non-structural) a property as long as there are no electrical / plumbing changes is fine.

Below is a visual chart depicting this, from an article I wrote for my company's website on the topic ( https://www.withum.com/resources/substantial-impro... )Note the 30-month substantial improvement doesn't have to be where it is shown below, its stipulated in the Internal Revenue Code as being any 30 month period. 5. 90% rule - a QOF must hold 90% of its assets in qualifying opportunity zone property.

Hello guys,would greatly appreciate any useful replies to the following 2 questions:1) Are there any FREE real estate portals (domestic and international) targeting the super luxury apartment segment? 

My church is the bulk of it, but also Serenity Pregnancy Resource Center, YoungLife, Manna House Food Pantry, Compassion International, and then we always donate to one-time fundraisers that pop up.