I also haven't consulted an attorney on this and am wondering if having investing (I buy houses cash type marketing) and licensed sales marketing on one website is too much of a conflict of interest even if disclosures are in place.

He also provides real estate consulting services to multifamily investors, owners, and operators.

I'm unclear what recourse she really has at that point, but if you expect trouble I'd maybe consult a lawyer to make sure you're doing things by the book.I found this document, which was meant for renters, but I believe you'll find it useful as well.http://www.paloaltomediation.com/documents/PaloAlt...Look at the termination section:Your landlord can terminate a month-to-month agreement on 30 days written notice, if you have lived there less than one year.

Hey @Wayne Brooks Thanks for the feedback, take a look at the website: http://midwestcorporatecredit.com/I am coming in as a referral from a consultant who has used this type of funding to get his deals done.

I'm looking for some direction on who to consult for the following topics:1- What type of corporation is recommended when one of the partners is a non-US resident?

I strongly recommend consulting an experienced LT attorney before taking any action with these residents.

Once you know how many rental or condo units the site would support, you should consult a realtor who specializes in the sale of multi-family sites to determine the current price per unit.  

The US Tax system is complicated so please consult with an expert.

So one twist is to just take one month's rent as a "consulting" fee.

Consult an asset protection attorney for more ideas and/or confirmation.2.