Several years ago I decided when I help a family member or close friend etc I don’t consider, plan for or expect any profit or monetary gain that way I’m not disappointed and there are no hard feelings if they don’t pay the rent or loan etc.

And you'll probably be disappointed.

I was still able to make the numbers work, but it was a disappointing setback at the time.

Massive time-suck for me, lots of disappointment for borrowers.The solution is to give up on the LLC guru stuff, and take out either a Fannie loan (no LLC), or a hard money loan (no single digit rate).

If you're buying for the long term, then that won't be a problem, but maybe don't be disappointed if it's flat for the next 2-3 years.These are the conditions I feel like it a would be appropriate to buy with your parents:- Your parents contribute the down payment, but you pay everything else (PITI, HOA, and maintenance.  

Sorry about the rant, but im very disappointed as to how real estate investors are being portrayed within our society. 

However, I was disappointed when they did not even call me after I had set up some time with their sales team.  

There are many investors who are disappointed in their results because they fail to see the end of the process before they start.

If you call yourself a perfectionist get ready to be very disappointed.

@Daniel Garcia I have used my PM for these tasks in the past, and was very disappointed in the work quality as well as the price.