I have bought 2 lots myself and with a real estate agent (partner).Now I would like advice on looking for other partners:  My thought would be this type of structure:I have put the entire thing together turnkey (Land, Builder, Construction, Furnishing and Decorations, Property Manager, everything)My thought would be the investor would make the down payment:We would initially split all equity and expenses 60/40.  

For simplicity and to avoid accidental lockout, I paired this with a decorative matching handle that has no lock, so only the deadbolt can lock/unlock the door.You could also go with something like the Schlage FE599.

Tile is so easy to clean, and looks beautiful, check out Floor and Decor if you have one nearby!

@Jon Latorre yeah when I see traditional decor like Mickey Mouse wallpaper in Orlando or bear skin rug wood cabin in Lake Tahoe.

It was super clean, nicely decorated, yard was well kept, and it smelled good. 🙂 I think this is my favorite property.

I purchased my floors from floor and decor.

(currently studying for my RE exam, I've been an interior decorator for years so the staging part caught my eye on this thread.)

Remain calm and very polite, "I'm sorry my hands are tied, it's the law"If you allow yourself to be pushed around today it is going to continue, the "new" place needs to be clean and decorated which is more important than getting yours done.

They're for hanging pictures, mirrors, decorative shelves, etc when you can't hit a stud. 

I've been going back and forth on if it's worth the 2.65/sqft for the most durable commercial grade from floor and decor, AquaGuard, or stay on the cheaper end at 1.65ish, Nucore 4mm, but a noticeable difference in quality.