But even if that’s the case updates should be sent out no less often than quarterly and answers provided after being checked by legal counsel.  

For example, here's one I actually put some money into:https://www.realtyshares.com/investments/courtship-village"Distributable cash flow from operations and proceeds from a capital event is to be distributed in order as follows: To all investors pro-rata and pari-passu until investors have earned a 9.0% annualized preferred return;Proceeds above a 9% annualized internal rate of return to deal-level investors are to be split 80% to deal-level investors and 20% to the Sponsor, until such investors have earned a 16% annual internal rate of return;Proceeds above a 16% annualized internal rate of return to deal-level investors are to be split 70% to deal-level investors and 30% to the Sponsor, until such investors have earned a 24% annual internal rate of return;Proceeds above a 24% annualized internal rate of return to deal-level investors are to be split 50% to deal-level investors and 50% to the Sponsor, until such investors have earned a 24% annual internal rate of return"So yes, as an LP I get cash distributions on a quarterly basis, and then also upon an exit event. 

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IMO a real estate investor should be evaluating their portfolio at least quarterly, not just because market conditions change.There are numerous factors to consider that may cause us to decide to sell an asset.  

Hey BP fam,Just curious—who here is actively doing flips this quarter?

I saw a post recently that showed $86/month maintenance/cap ex and a vacancy rate of one quarter the city’s vacancy rate.  

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I am slowly learning to analyze deals and I have a few markets picked out to research. So, when I first decided on multifamily properties I figured I'd be making bank and pay a PMC to do the heavy lifting concern...

**HOA Fees**: If the property is part of a homeowners association, you'll need to pay monthly or quarterly fees, which cover communal maintenance and amenities.

Beginning in approximately January 2020, as ORES struggled to pay investors theirguaranteed quarterly returns, Van Gundy, Trofimoff, and ORES told existing investors more liesabout the status of their payments—while simultaneously soliciting new investors with falsehoodsto keep the scheme from collapsing.a.

Some REITS have a monthly payout and most have quarterly payouts.