I've seen the whole range of splits on cash flow- from EVERYTHING going to the sponsor after the pref, to a 50/50 split, but the most common I've seen is that the split after the pref is the same as the final sale waterfall (70/30, 80/20, etc)the vast majority of projects I've looked at (including one this morning) state that at sale, the funds are distributed in this manner: 1) payoff of loan 2) payoff of closing costs and other fees 3) payoff of any remaining accrued pref 4) return of capital to investors 4) split between investors and syndicators according to the PPMOriginally posted by @Patrick Maney:I know people frequently structure deals with disproportionate distributions to the sponsor to reward them for their performance. 

Even if the value of my portfolio dropped, my net income will remain the same and it will continue growing every year.I have a 401(k) but I won't be pouring a lot into it.

.- Your suspended loss will first net with you activity on your sch E and any remaining will be released and offset your other income (capital and W-2 income).

The remaining concern is...3.

After completing the necessary repairs, we decided to utilize the remaining money to finish all of the projects in the house.We then sold the home in July of 2022 for a large profit.

There’s a property that is zone for 2 residential dwelling units, its 500 sqft 1b/ba house that sits on a 9000 sqft lot is it possible for me to purchase the property and build on the remaining land through the VA?

I'm satisfied with what I have now because I'm pretty heavily weighted in directly owned properties.

They moved in and brought all their remaining items and what the insurance company was paying to replace.

Does it just mean that I just transfer the remaining responsibility of the house to them, and it is pretty much their home?  

It's not about being on the sidelines, but instead it is about finding a motivated seller, negotiating a solid price, and structuring the financing so it remains accretive to the overall investment.I'm curious, @LaMancha Sims, are you on the sidelines or still buying?