Which would effectively reduce finance cost.And allows for other options such as offered by ROCusa.org (Resident Owned Communities).https://rocusa.org/whats-a-roc/what-is-a-roc-how-is-it-diffe...Together these options allow the residence to keep their costs within their own control, and continue to live where they are. 

Good for you.We're in Denver and Colorado Springs, mostly, but the housing market is similar along the Front Range ... and by similar, I mean hot.

That means your cash-flow GROWS, get's bigger and bigger over time.

I mean, not being part of those guarantee funds?

Keep at it.

That means everyone got a 5-10% tax cut that year and nobody complained.

And I'm thinking my friend and I work out a split for anything that's wholesaled and if it's a flip or rental I keep I would just give him an agreed upon commission for it? 

Or do people generally keep their rentals in the same location so they are easier to manage?

As a park owner my number one concern is keeping my parks full. 

To me being a limited partner or a shareholder means having no control and no decision making.