That could be an interesting one...

It looked like a great deal, I totally agree though it doesn't matter how it looks, there should be an agreement.

assuming they would not restrict your use of the property for investment purposes I have to wonder if this would be an efficient way of partnering in the beginning of your investment career?

I sold off 12 new builds I had in the best county of all of Mississippi ( which could be an oxymoron) these were best school districts etc .

@Shari Azama- thanks   1) if you are  interested in buying more properties - consider getting pre approved to make sure you can obtain financing that you might need   2) working  for a  family owned  business  may be an issue so getting pre approved will help address this  3) best  and most simple way to escalate paying down the loan is to try to make one extra payment per yr  4) if considering moving and  renting out the condo in the future - check with your HOA to make sure the  unit can become a  rental unit  ( some complexes dont allow this ) - thanks 

Amenities are great...but IMHO, the main amenity is a nice, clean, warm, welcoming house with good coffee and a good bathroom.

I host a Real Estate and Coffee meetup every Thursday morning at Building Three Coffee from 8:30 to 10am. 

Super important.Don't let your culture be an anchor that sinks you to the bottom of the ocean and drowns you.

To save yourself from foreclosure, it might be an option, but otherwise the buyer gets all of the benefits with very little risk.

You wouldn’t be an equity partner, you would be a debt partner.