So, I'd like to hear of experiences or philosophies regarding cold blooded pets, good or bad, please.

But gun fights and blood stains definitely count as "property damage" I don't want.

Also, as a result of being in and around RE other opportunities will come about, like lending, flipping, moving up stream...

Originally posted by @David Faulkner:Originally posted by @Mike Fletcher:Originally posted by @David Faulkner: Interesting... the more you try to be civil... the more you have a loose nut try to start an unnecessary argument.If you are trying to brag about having some legendary imaginary investment skillz with a big Z to me, you barking up the wrong tree chuck... and if you dont have anything relevant or positive to add the discussion, find somewhere else to rant.Most multi family cash flow investors buy properties with cash or use debt from a lender for most transactions... so if you are referring to any other non main stream, private money route or pooling of investor funds as some sort of rocket science then feel free to give yourself a pat on the back... feel better now!

These are usually ways to build a stream of clients that come to you and take time to build and grow.  

If your tenants stream pirated movies, post illegal content or engage in illicit online business, you will be the first point of contact from the cable company or authorities. 

It's a great way to have bad blood in the family to do these things in secret. 

So If I can give this investor a passive stream of income (10% preferred interest) and solid appreciation, all secured by a hard asset, then it seems like a 50/50 split would be warranted. 

This acceleration of depreciation helps to increase your cash flow to give you the ability to reinvest while reducing your tax burden. 5G Rooftop Leasing: Property owners can lease out the rooftops of their commercial and multi-family buildings to 5G carriers and increase their revenue stream by $3,000 - $20,000/month (based on our clients) depending on the location.

This primarily comes down to:increasing revenue - essentially raising rents {primary revenue stream} or adding ancillary revenue streams (parking, storage, vending machines, etc.)