They say that the issue is that if the fund is heavily funded by SDIRA folks there is a perceived problem in the event that a capital call is needed for cash flow. 

Basing my retirement on a fluctuating 401(k) would be perceived as much more risky than buying any commodity.

Hi Matt,What sometimes do for a larger project like yours seems to be is the following: 1.I contact several general contractors that are licensed bonded and insured that are in the perceived middle range of organization size.

Lack of trust of realtorsLack of trust of professionals in general vs regular peopleThey perceive they have a house nobody wantsThey have a problem they don't think a real estate agent can help with.

They will serve primarily as referral centers for the big ACO in the cities where patients will receive their advanced care (if their perceived needs overcome the ever-increasing rationing hurdles).

I even had a guy pass on what I perceived to be a steal a couple of years ago (24 units in a multi family neighborhood) as he said the return was "only between 12 & 13%".

The only people with any perceivable attitude is you and Joel, imo.

.* Looking at BRRRR strategy as a way to more quickly scale property acquisition due to limited capital* Seeking private investor to assist with increased property acquisition as time progresses* Ultimately seeking passive investments that require little to no attention which will provide income stream* Looking to accomplish 3k of passive, cash flow income within the span of 3-5 yearsI have a few obstacles as I perceive them.

There are "deals" all over Northern NJ, but it's about what you perceive a deal will be.

Since we are selling a perception, do you perceive Kitchenaid being better than Frigidaire?