Unlike nice cars, nice homes don't automatically depreciate which is nice, and sometimes they turn out to be fruitful investments.

So that they have a little on going skin in the game if they feel it is truly a good dealIn my experience I have not seen that.. wholesalers are all about getting paid up front.. end of that discussion.. many need the money to keep feeding the marketing machine and simply are not financially able to take back end profits .. thinks more of a used car salesmen mentality than a sophisticated JV partner

I have a few showings this weekend, planning on a reduction mid next week after a re-evaluation if they bear no fruit. 

The cost from year 6 on tends to be more as machines and equipment some start winding down their useful life expectancy.

I would go on eBay and buy a couple fake 15$ security cameras and mount them up in the corners of ceilings under them leave a sign that says overloading the machines damages the units .Then it will be at operators expense and cameras are in use to verify . 

We do alot of foraging for edible greens as well as gleaning fruits from abandoned orchards. 

We have to share our washing machine & dryer and our garden & patio with our tenants.

They would most likely go after the low hanging fruit your insurance policy.Yet I still believe you should use LLC’s to protect yourself, I acknowledge the fact of the advantages of your personal name.  

@Bryan Palermo--look up business casual on the google machine, and wear a version of it that is appropriate to the scheduled venue.

Driving for dollars and Deal Machine.