@Craig Jeppesen that's some aggressive taxation...Do you guys have a decent dispute process...seems like if the transfer price is on record here that is the new value...very difficult to fight the valuation...

The home is a manufactured double wide on 3 acres with a detached 25’x35’ garage that I purchased at the appraised value for my first home and didn’t have to fight the competitive market.

That what I would try to do before you start fighting about your depot back.

Technically, you may be able to push all those costs back onto investors and raise the capital to end up with no money in the deal, before you ever close, but you had have funds available for the cash flow timing.Now on to more realistic scenarios, if you are trying to raise capital from outside investors, it is very, very common to be asked if you are investing in the deal, but understand that investors just want to make sure that you will feel some pain too if things go south, and that you will feel motivated to continue fighting to stave off a loss more, if you are personally in a position to lose too.As for splits and structures, you will see deals that run the gamut. 70/30, 75/25, and 80/20 tend to be the most common.  

Two of my tenants got into a bit of a brawl. It is hard to piece together what happened exactly because the stories don't match up, but it appears that Tenant A threatened/chased Tenant B's guests with a baseball bat ...

Plenty of people fight for lower values for example and sometimes they win, but I've only heard of one person thinking their value was too low and going in to fight for a higher value.

There is no outstanding loan amount on this right now. 

I think that if you can demonstrate your understanding of the risks and how you intend to mitigate each one you may have a fighting chance.

I guess fed could try to fight inflation with higher interest rates but that would crush stock market and give the republicans control of the Congress. 

From my perspective, we need to fight RIGHT NOW while everyone still has the strength and we still have the resources to carry out a battle.