Additonally, my schedule is flexible, so rest assured I can be of help! 

I'm looking for a capital investor(s)or partner(s) on a 260 door student rental project. I'm raising $3.5MM for this project. I can give 25% return in 2 years or an LP.  We are renovating existing buildings This is ...

Hey BP family! I'm an agent out of Birmingham under New Western and I'm hoping to connect with buyers, agents, contractors, and/or lenders out here! My mother was an agent and a flipper, so this is not a new industry ...

Hi everyone,I had a situation today that I’d love your input on as fellow hosts.A guest who had a confirmed reservation reached out on the same day as check-in to ask if they could change the dates to after thanksgiving.While I always aim to be flexible when possible, this request came after today’s booking was already locked in, and allowing the change would mean I lose that night’s income with very little chance of rebooking last-minute.To be clear — the guest is not asking to cancel (initially wanted to cancel but now ...), just to move the entire reservation to new dates, which Airbnb typically treats as a modification.

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Hello everyone! My name is Randy Kinder and I am getting ready to purchase my first multi-family live-in property in or near Orange County, CA. So far I have been looking at San Clemente, beach cities, or university...

They don’t usually foreclose like mezz— they take over control rights if things go sideways.Ideal for:Ground-up or heavy value-add where cash flow is lumpyDeals where senior lenders cap leverageSponsors who need flexibility on timing of returnsThe real deciding factor: cash-flow timing vs. controlIf you can make regular payments but don’t want to dilute ownership → MezzanineIf you can’t guarantee near-term cash flow but need capital to close the gap → Preferred EquityIf your senior lender forbids mezzanine (which happens often) → Preferred Equity is the workaroundOne more nuance most posts miss:Preferred equity comes in two flavors:Soft Pref – economic preference, no takeover rightsHard Pref – essentially mezzanine equity with control triggersUnderstanding which version you have matters just as much as the return.Both tools are powerful, if you pick the wrong one for the wrong project, it can wreck your risk profile.

Gives them flexibility to leave and me if we need to make changes.  

Hello BP community,
My husband and I are ready to begin our real estate investment journey. We live in California, so we’re looking into long-distance investing. After some research, we’re planning to start by purcha...

It’s a flexible layer that helps developers protect equity while moving fast on opportunities.Have you used mezzanine financing in a recent deal?