What is happening everybody? Welcome back to this week's segment of the no limit minute,

obviously trying to keep it brief, but I always feel like I end up going way over the three

to five minutes that I initially anticipated this segment to be, but that's because we

got good solid info that we're giving out. So what I want to talk about today is something

that a lot of people have wanted to chat with me about in recent weeks, recent months.

Who was just wanting to know more about the specifics of cash flow? And what it actually looks like,

if you as an investor, as a sponsor, someone who's actively going to go and syndicate a potential

large scale commercial deal, what is the cash flow legitimacy look like for the GPs? How much

money can basically be made through the fees, through the equity? How much of this legitimately

passive versus how much needs to be extremely active? So I want to try to break that out,

just a little bit of my handy dandy calculator with me here today to try to do some math with you

guys. So let's use an example investment deal of $5 million. Let's say we're buying whatever,

50 units, property that is worth $5 million. And we have to raise a million dollars of equity

for this deal. So million dollars of equity we got to raise $5 million deal. The very first way

use a sponsor are going to get paid is by charging what's called an acquisition fee. I'm sure most

of you have probably heard of this fee before. Most of you have probably have maybe been in an

investment before that has charged something of this caliber, but we don't entirely understand

how it actually functions, how it operates, or what the industry standards are for percentages

for what's usually charged. So an acquisition fee, industry standard is in between one to three

percent of the purchase price being charged, basically to your investors and you as the sponsor,

as the the syndicator will be paid that fee at closing. Once you raised all the cash, you've done all

the due diligence, sourced the deal, you've got done everything you needed to do, get the loan,

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