1st of all corporations own less than 2% of single family homes, they have actually reduced thier share of buying recently, now investors continue to buy up properties, it’s just more mom & pop types, all that said the housing market is in an extremely strange place, I could make strong arguments for prices pulling back, reaccelarting, or being basically flat, the biggest thing I’d advise is looking at you payment, comparing that to what would pay in rent, figuring out how long you plan to be the house and making an decision based on that, generally in that under 400k price point, breakeven for buying a property seems to about 3-5 years if you plan to stay in the house longer than that, bite the bullet & buy, if not rent.  

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

Without knowing all the details (ARV, amount of repairs needed, other debt on the property etc) its tough to advise you properly.

PLEASE talk to actual attorney's and asset protection attorney's for any advise on what you need, along with your CPA.

Super appreciate the advise. 

I 100% advise against offering the internet.

Please advise your best practices to collect fee-free, auto-pay ACH to your bank of choice.

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

I would strongly advise against being a landlord in California or New York.

I'd be happy to look at the construction numbers. partnerships are tough, it's better to be transactional with both people happy with initial terms and not counting on a sale. we do partnerships like this in COLUMBUS OHIO and miami florida and I'd be happy to help advise. how much experience does the GC have with new builds?