With what has happened to the stock market today, Jay Gould would blush. 

The question on everyone’s lips comes with good merit; let’s not forget, Perth experienced a near-decade-long stagnation post-mining boom.

well you might want to take a look at the new crop of Turnkey the folks i do business there are hardly lip sticks on pigs..

$3,500 ownership payment in Gilber/Chandler + a massive lump sum down payment vs $2,000 to rent in Scottsdale with cold plunge, sauna, steam room, himalayan salt room, and plenty of botoxed duck lip neighbors and no responsibilities + able to invest the $1,500/month in an appreciating market (SPY, TQQQs, your favorite fart coin).But equity but equity.

So my question is how can/should LPs verify the lip service GPs give on their experience and handling of this space? 

(also, this does not apply to an individual serving as a trustee).Regarding having the LLC set as the beneficiary - at first blush I do not see a problem with having a LLC as a beneficiary, but it is somewhat unusual.

And if the business doesn’t CASH FLOW.. you bought a pig with lip stick.4) NEVER take YOUR cash out of YOUR pocket unless you KNOW that you’re going to get it all back in under three years.

That said, I've talked to a lot of country club members (as a musician I've played there a number of times) and just like everywhere else, as soon as I start talking RE to them their eyes glaze over and drool spills from their lips.

That being said I still had to monitor him and make sure he did the work correctly and not just lip stick on a pig.

@Rodney Sums from your lips to God's ears!