I do find it ironic that people are only calling out syndicators when 150 year old trillion dollar firms are having properties foreclosed on.

Just ironing out the % bands now.Let me know if you’d be open to reviewing the tier waterfall and timeline once it’s finalized — would value your take before we lock it in.Thanks again — this kind of feedback is exactly why I’m here.

Cast iron 50 to 60 years.  

(FYI, not sure the timeframe you're doing the analysis on but most of these major items I'd say have replacement times longer than most investor's timeline horizon for holding the asset... still)Roof: 15 yearsWater Heater: 8-12 yearsAppliances: 10-15 yearsDriveway: 25-40 yearsFlooring: 10-25 yearsPlumbing: 25-50 years (copper and PEX), but Cast-iron plumbing likely already at the end of its life in 2025 if it was installedWindows: 20-40 yearsPaint: Interior - 5-10 years.

I still have not received my $30K commitment fee back and so ironic you had the same type of medical excuse used when calling them.

Hi BP Gurus -Happy FridayLooking for some timely guidance.Trying to iron out a joint venture, 2 parties (in different states - NY & OH). 

Iron is better, but fiberglass is fine too. $100 at Home Depot.

If not under a wide concrete pad then it'll cost ~$2k to hire a plumber to excavate and replace the pipe in that section. however, the bigger question is what type of pipe do you have - cast iron, clay, ABS?  

Ironic considering your complete lack of understanding of the position you are criticizing.Just trying to be helpful. 

Ironically it was my embracing the probability of failure that made me work fearless of failure and that all resulted in success's.