Here’s a brief description:(1) Recovery: Negative rent growth; Below inflation rental growth.

The draft hood is open on it's underside so that any negative pressure, beyond the minimum required by the boiler, sucks in only room temperature air - rather than sevevel-hundred-degree flue gas, which you have paid to heat.A barometric damper on an oil fired unit accomplishes the same task but a Draft Hood has no moving parts.  

In over 40 years I've experienced 6-7% annual rent growth, 9-11% annual appreciation and not one day of vacancy or an eviction! 

The area is also appreciating and their is growth potential.

They wanted to examine our history, our growth trajectory, to know who we had as PM, to understand how we pay our bills, ect.  

Unless he has a bunch of licensed folks on his payroll he will have to hire subs for some tasks - electrical, plumbing and HVAC in particular.As far as I know you can make the loan direct to him without any legal entanglements.  

It's not a hard task, did you find your proforma templet effective 

I'm probably going to need someone as my "boots on the ground" to help with some of the various tasks, as I'll be wholesaling from out of state.My questions is: If my BOTG is not actually a "legal" partner (ie: not a part of my LLC or Corporation etc), but has their own LLC, how do I pay them and what paperwork would I need from them when I pay them a fee for their services following the successful assignment of a property (might be a 50% profit share, or just $1,000 etc)?

We all love real estate, let's respect each other and grow the industry together and not cannibalize ourselves.

They are constantly growing and with their growth comes higher paying jobs.