LCC as a basic pass through and limited partnerships depending on equity arrangements and profit share of the parties add that extra level of flexibility and not needing to split potential individual partner costs or liabilities.  

When things go south, you'll lose the business and the relationship.If you decide to move forward, I recommend you talk to an attorney and develop a strong partnership agreement that protects all parties, gives everyone a way to exit, etc.

This is tough because of all the parties it involves.

Funny enough, I ended up renting the property to 2 different parties this summer, both of which commented that it was exceptional value for the price point.

@Abigail Lipson if you move forward, be sure to execute a Partnership Agreement spelling out how does what, penalties for not doing those things and what happens when one party wants out (or dies/incapacitated) and the other doesn't.

Its always been illegal from the state regulators view it violates the Real estate sales laws of brokering RE with no license.. the definition of brokering RE is to bring two parties together for compensation exactly what wholesalers do.. but without a valid license or listing agreement. 

Without regard as to which political party held the White House, either.Your comment was unnecessary, particularly on a real estate board. 

@Sovat C.The live tax free part is not true.

@Mei Ling Schulz  An agent receiving a referral fee from another party means that the agent had the lead and passed it on to another person. 

Comparing Stessa with other financial tools like Mint and Monarch Money, which also use third-party aggregators without glitches, Stessa's problems are more noticeable.