If we are talking about first loss position, then the opposite is true....the party in the first loss position will take the financial hit.

Happy to grab a drink or lunch someday and talk shop!

Cash-out is a last resort...credit unions can go to 98% LTV on a HELOC with a 15-yr payback period on a 30-yr am schedule...true interest only payments...you only pay on the principal...But in general, yeah- HELOC makes more sense. 

Yes, it's true, Excel is the go-to for tracking investor capital accounts, contributions, distributions, ownership percentages, waterfalls, etc. 

Here are a few of the most notable projects in the works that are set to be completed within a few years:Sparkman Wharf: The rendering of the new Sparkman Wharf shows it will be a modern outdoor park space with plenty of shops, outdoor eating areas, and other small attractions.

We shopped Management Companies and this is a standard cost to get a new tenant, plus 10% monthly, plus this 50% of 1st months rent even if they renew another year.

More often than not, they exchange some hearsay and myths that are not true.

.- Make sure you are getting a good Lender Title Insurance to secure your lien.  125% ALTA policies with no Western Regional Exceptions (also known as 2006 Extended Policy Coverage) are great for private bennies in California, and that may also be true of New York. 

This is when I ask for your help, BP veterans, lenders or anyone who know about this.This sounds too good to be true, right?

Also a little context I am more so talking about commercial real estate (single or tenant office/restaurants/shops properties) and multifamily properties rather than single-family dwellings.