Cody Cook I was wanting to manage the condo myself actually.

I'm 58 and not looking for a cookie-cutter cul-de-sac with lots of kids (no offense), rather close to restaurants, shops, etc.  

It's a very different type of renovation than the normal cookie-cutter 'all walls taupe and white trim' investor rehab. 

I know if I was a renter, having an interesting original mural could be something that makes my decision and that makes a unit stand out from the rest of the cookie cutter units.

This guy basically took old cookie cutter homes in low income ares, rehabbed them in a way that made them "indestructible".

Yes - thank youI was able to delete history and cookies and finally got to updated website.

There is no cookie cutter approach. 

If you only do cookie cutter then all you see is the same cookies.Again a wrap is not illegal.To get a finders fee shown on a closing statement from a title company should mean you have a real estate license.

There is no cookie cutter approach to this.  

However, there is no cookie cutter approach to this and what works for you may not work for your partner or anybody else.Talk to a CPA that understands these issues and be prepared to discuss both you and your partners other sources of income, your retirement contribution goals, your future retirement goals, your tolerance for extra paperwork, etc, before you make a choice on what type of structure you will use to run your flipping business in.