If you scroll to Leland Barrow's post he seems to have personal experience making this work within the VA Loan framework.

Podcasts (BP Money if you're trying to improve your financial literacy), Books, and Mentors you find by networking.I'd pick up a copy of Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Set for Life by Scott Trench as each has a good framework for financial independence, especially for a newer investor.

I say had because smartthings recently changed the underlying framework their software runs on, and that broke the 3rd party app that RBOYs provided.  

Real estate investing is a strange animal that many planners don't study well and it doesn't often fit their framework.

So a successful broker/agent has built a framework for how they conduct business to be as efficient and profitable as possible while finding good deals for their clients.

If you want to be successful with limited partner money you have to provide a framework that meets the limited partners need and wants.

I've been reading about the "Waterfall Framework" for establishing equity between people working together in real estate acquiring businesses.

That's mainly because we didn't know what we were doing and had a limited framework to work with.

At that point, the landlords case is in trouble.Tenants forget to send certified letters with their complaints and so the complaint is thrown out.I remember this from a lecture that I attended from our local judge who does evictions, but the specific legal framework I'd have to ask my wife who isn't around at the moment.

I try to focus on an investor's why and have created a 3 step framework on how to succeed in multifamily.Hope that helps.I also think that Michael Blank and Reed Goosens are two other professionals out there you should look into.All the bestGino from Jake & Gino