Question, if I have a Special warranty deed, can I or do I want to convert to regular deed?

Keep your ears open for local meet-ups, we have them with some regularity and they are a blast.  

The interest rate is variable and usually higher than a regular mortgage.  

It's not difficult to learn and then you should practice it regularly to ensure you've got it down.

Last week, a plumber that we sub contract, who is also a friend (who regularly adds stress to my life) gets pulled over in Warwick RI.

@Robert Bladeyou need an area within your house that is used regularly and exclusively for your business. 

If not, schedule a regular inspection according to your lease and prevailing law in your area.If you need an attorney feel free to call me for a referral.

Now back to your regularly scheduled snark...

But this is the same basic list that I talk about quite regularly with others:1) Public REITs2) Direct Ownership of small properties3) SyndicationsTo me:1) Public REITs - typically fairly low dividend yield, strong correlation to equities market, high volatility, no pass through losses2) Direct Ownership - debatable how passive it really is3) Syndications - possibly high barrier of entry (accredited investor and/or high minimum), limited transparency, illiquid, no controlAnd then you can get into tax effects with 1099 vs K-1 vs direct Schedule E from a P&L

Do these co-sponsors sit on regular calls with the lead GPs?