Something like that where you are paying a la cart fees that are applied at close under the buyer-broker agreement and commission agreement.Its going to be fun to figure out this year and next, I’m building basically a subscription based brokerage right now anyways where they sign up for the “plan” that suits them which will require the mandated buyer-broker agreement and commission schedule. 

For example, past clients of mine have acquired properties containing an in-law suite, which they rent out as an LTR or STR.

We are looking for a duplex, triplex, or even a SFH with an in-law suite that could be rented out. 

This region is well-suited for MHPs and offers unrestricted land.

Here are a few things I can cover...Which of these Avatar's best suite what you want to do:Learning Process Starts from Left to RightWilling to help. 

If the appearance of being in an LLC prevents one law suit it is well worth the cost but it may not ever prevent a law suit. 

I have three homes, some of which I've subdivided into individual units, one of which has an attached granny, one a remodeled garage studio, and another in which I just remodeled the master suite add-on into a large studio.

All the buttholes suing and their copycat suits are basically suing McDonalds for hot coffee!!! 

I was thinking, if possible, a partial balloon payment due on 1/1/2025 in replacement of the down payment would be a good proactive structure that would suit us both, but never heard of that being done.

@Arwin Nassiri for condo hotels ypu have to pay every time they replace furniture to suit the new style or image, not to mention wear and tear.