@Jeremiah HilliardStorage is fairly cheap in this part of the country, small rural towns.  

You need to address this by being swift, firm, fair, and polite.

I'm fairly familiar with most of Milwaukee and the Eastside is my favorite.

The forms used to be fairly easy.

My wife has been fairly skeptical of real estate for a while (because she is completely risk averse), but I just walked her through this particular flip and she saw the potential.

In all fairness, their house in Socal worth double the house we're renting.Tyson, I'll check that out.. it's obvious that I'm new to the landording.. 

Bottom line in my opinion is that the splits need to be fair to both parties to create win-win situations.Regarding the refi and investors exiting, everything was disclosed in the agreements like the PPM that upon refi the investors exit the deal so in this case all the investors knew getting in what the end result would be.

He has land through owner finance deal on land, credit is fair, and his income is about $42,000yr.

All units are one bedroom which according to HUD Fair Market Rent is 528.00.  

A friend of mine recently took over treasurer on a club and after seeing some funny numbers, fairly easily found thousands in funds missing that the last treasurer "borrowed."