We have landlords in this very forum insisting their tenants are savages and should be treated like animals.

There are other ways to treat the tenants kindly.

Treating tenants as people will MORE OFTEN get that in return.

In the event I am wrong though and the anti-abuse rule would be triggered, I assume this would be treated normally under CIP rules?

Along with the favorable all-in cost of capital, this partnership will maintain your existing ownership position, as Related will be treated as debt for financial and tax-related purposes.

Be sure and treat him with a couple bills for his input. these ate starters.Getting Permits, etc.

If they did they would want to treat every investors capital with the upmost respect above all else.

Plus, like a foreclosure, DILs get reported on her credit report, though I understand they get treated less severely.The basic requirement of a DIL is that it has to be 100% completely voluntary.

Treating a property as its own business here can make things a bit easier to grasp since that property has income (rental income) and expenses. 

If tenants are willing to treat it as such, maybe it's not a good fit.