Basically the owner gets the bill from the utility company and pays the bill, then they use a different company to take in the data from all the submeters collected from the BMS system to write their own bills to the tenants to get reimbursed.  

It basically outlines some of the commercial properties in fountain square in regards to the jump in value over the past few years.  

So if I am clear you basically would have him get an extra % if he finishes sooner or have him pay holding costs? 

Look at a college business finance book, the principles are there and are basically the same used in bond analysis that are appropriate for loans, except the borrower is on an individual basis.

Basically, I've had the initial conversation with them, asked about their houses condition, and the majority of these leads are folks who want retail for their house that's in need of extensive repairs.

Application fees created on a whim and not on principle.

I'm digging the advice and support in this thread.So basically, I have a few options that revolve around developing either an S Corp or LLC...- Develop said entity in the state where I'm investing-OR- - Develop said entity in the most tax favorable state of one of my partnersI'm assuming the former is probably more along the lines of what I want to do.

Basically, it's the long-term maintenance expenses on a property, averaged out.

Pinpoint an area, price range, and basic plan.

But I would say they are basic level renovations.