A quarter point in and of itself is practically nothing. 

Or is it possibly a quarterly bill that includes heat in April and May?

If your line of credit is at risk for a sub-6 figure job, it's probably not very hearty to begin with; but if you're talking a quarter-million dollar rehab, yeah that's something where you are going to need more than a handshake and promise to pay. 

@Scott Bolinger - Incredible cash flow is subjective, moreover for CA investors  compared to buying  a Tesla , buying 20K house is  like quarterly budget for Vegas gambling.

I have a 4 unit whose most recent quarterly bill was $611, prior bill was $453.

I'm already three months into the job and  it's not even a quarter done  and I'm over budget .  

Colonial pays quarterly, I believe they have a base rate and a split of profits, so if they have a good quarter, you share in the upside.

It shows how many houses sell each quarter. 

I feel like this is a very common situation where people living in relatively close quarters don't mesh well and would like to hear your thoughts:Situation 1: The upstairs neighbor (The one that recorded this video) comes to you to complain.

Payments come quarterly (or are re-invested quarterly), There's a lower preferred return than PPR, but you participate in the upside if the fund beats the preferred return.