Release guarantee if the tenant you place doesn't work out, let's say in the first 90 days and maybe 1/2 price for the first 180 days.

If you find a property and the numbers work out, then buy it. 

I suppose you could work out a plan with the tenants to do a more gradual increase of the rent rather than doing it all at once to be more income-friendly and to allow them to attempt to budget for the increase but you may also risk losing them anyway. 

Ooh OohYou're making me nervous now hahaWe are looking forward to serving your vision Andrew.Thanks for being super prompt with our process and what is required to take the next step.Please keep in mind that Ohio Cashflow/our market and properties aren't for everyone so don't get disappointed if thing's don't work out and we mutually decide that taking the next step is not the right thing to do.To be honest, this tends to happen more often than the other way around but don't forget that even in those moments every decision is made with the investors best interests at heart.I'm super glad tho that you are considering Ohio Cashflow again after we initially connected almost 2 years.I've always said that "all good things take time" and what was once just a dream is now one of the most reputable and best branded turnkey companies in the country...

It sounds like if you just structured it giving him commissions it would not really work out considering he clearly wants more involvement/skin in the game on the project.Maybe just split it LLC 50/50 and the commission savings is a preferred return over his split on the exit?

I am trying to work out any of the objections as to why I should not do this!

I don't have a company to recommend yet, (Still in progress) but if they work out then I will comment further.

Don't wait for the perfect property, it the numbers work out then buy it!

@Nikesh Patelwelcome. please recognize that it is very, very difficult to achieve cash flow at this time UNLESS you employ a hands-on, time intensive, creative strategy, OR a combination of such strategies. 

Unfortunately, building houses is very cash intensive.