I thought it was a nice touch.

Your specific job requirements appear to be an outlier. 

The important part of investing is the calculations of a deal, having capital, and a W2 job that will help you get loans.

Would be nice to know a local GC here in the Tampa area that's seasoned in that kind of a task!

Hey Rich,I'm only at 21 units (closing on another 4 next month), but I work a full-time job and also got my real estate license this year, so my plate's pretty full. 

Otherwise make it a nice add on to your rental and give them something descent to work with (within you allowable budget).  

Note: This all pertains to the 2022 tax year and I still have a W-2 job which is the main source of my income.Given I've only owned a rental for one year (also my first home ever) and I'm very new to rental-related taxes, I of course hired a "good" tax advisor/CPA to help ensure I stay out of trouble with the IRS.

My property is very nice and the property sells itself so I don’t need PadSplit to do marketing for me.

., @Jay Hinrichs and @V.G Jason have done an excellent job of laying out a flaw in your thinking, and I will take it a couple of points further.1.

I would lease it to cover cost for 2/3 years and then I would sell once I could get $475,000+  Would be a nice ROI and is actually doable.Love this idea!