Was live for a few years, didn't seem to really ever have that much business, though they did try to sell food out of the clubhouse. 

Typically the General Partner receives a development fee of 5% on project costs (excluding land unless the GP led the acquisition) and is rewarded with profit sharing via a waterfall structure.   

A lot of banks still pretend it's 1900, so a transfer to another bank involves someone getting on a horse and riding over to the other bank; the horse food costs $30-$50 and the transfer takes a few days to show up. 

There were a couple sales reps for a food company as well.2) I bought my building 4 years ago and had no trouble finding tenants.

Do it in writing.Structure your payments to reward completed work. 

Sunfield in Buda, Santa Rita Ranch in Liberty Hill (west of Georgetown) and Easton Park in far Southeast Austin ranked among the nation's 50 top-selling master-planned communities for the first half the year, according to real estate advisory firm RCLCO.The first phase of construction will include 155 homes, a 10-acre park and a nature reserve and space for a food truck court.

We have recently helped a few clients buy their first properties which has been real rewarding to us.

It sounds good on the surface, but why do you feel renters need to be rewarded for doing what they've agreed to do?

(1950s houses here in CA only had 1 outlet in kitchen - fine for the toaster in the 1950s, not so fine for blender, food processor, can opener, toaster, microwave, breadmaker, coffee maker ad infinitum ... )Is there a garage?

Very interesting, rewarding and at times quite demanding, but I love it.