I have several questions - imagine being able to split up property ownership into tiny pieces or having every transaction out there for everyone to see, all secure and tamper-proof.

Cons are the liquidity event that your parents will have to do to purchase the home (I assume the funds are in some sort of investment today so there's likely some tax ramifications on cashing those securities).

They're publicly available via a quick google search.

There’s no specific IRS rule against refinancing a cash purchase and deducting the interest, as long as the property is used for investment purposes and the loan is secured by it.

My biggest hurdle has been securing financing to work on multiple projects simultaneously.  

Combining these strategies often gives investors the best balance of cost, simplicity, and security.

What they do is hold a certain amount of their portfolio in liquid assets (for example public REITs).

Small fees involved, but nothing publicly recorded. 

Mandating how a product/service is conveyed to the public NEVER works to lower cost of goods to public, EVER.   

I'm in search of a good land use lawyer who can help me negotiate public infrastructure I am being required to pay for near Waynesville, Ohio (Wayne Twp, Warren County, exurb of Cincinnati/ Dayton) in association with a small subdivision I am constructing.