With 4 of you those are small slices of the pie each time you go through the process.Like you I have a primary business and that is commercial real estate transactions for clients as a principal broker.

So no matter which way you slice it she wants money either cash today or mortgage payments over time it still has a monetary value.Based upon what you said thus far, if the $900 covers the mortgage and expenses, but has no cash flow then you would be buying this asset just to buy it.

They should be able to slice that anyway they want to: by time frame, by units, by area, by financing, etc. 

They might give you a slice of it, but most of it comes after you do the work and get it inspected.

Does the burger cook get a slice of the owner's profit plus fair compensation for his time and skill?

I don't want a major repair resulting from some minor plumbing leak or to have a resident slice a big gash in their arm trying to change out the glass in a window.

You don't want to be locked out of a whole slice of the market you want to be.

No worries, I'm just a bit defensive of my little slice of paradise :) To be fair, I lived in Fairmount for 5 years or so before moving to Brewerytown and, until I actually asked around and got to know the area, I was under the impression you couldn't walk around there at night and had to lock yourself in by 7pm...and I lived 5 blocks away. 

I dont think he has ever ate a slice of humble pie in his life!!!

You can also do this with a pre-pay penalty if you want to break the loan.With CMBS specifically the reason it's hefty to break the loan is because the loan is sold off in slices on Wall Street.