BiggerPockets: Their mission is "to help people find personal freedom and financial flexibility through real estate investing so they can work around life—not base their life around work.

Getting caught up in title nuance should not detract from your mission and purpose.As far as commercial owners go, I might stick with owner/tenant. 

Your mission is camouflage.There are reasons I suggest the following:If you choose to use LLCs, then you each should have your own LLC and each LLC is a party to a Joint Venture Agreement (written up by an attorney).

The investment includes, updating all bathrooms and kitchens, flooring, update all windows, repair exterior damage, paint inside and outside the building, repurpose the two conference rooms and landscaping.For the building on Y Ave, we will perform an investment of $110,000 gradually, which means that we will focus in the vacant units first, the investment will consist of updating the refrigerated air units, update kitchen and bathrooms, flooring, as well as the exterior and interior feel of the building.As a Rotarian, I believe in serving my local community by offering high quality affordable housing and my business partner Shane shares the same mission.

To attract private money investors and explain what TKG's mission, style, and show why they should invest in my real estate deals.4.

I never go alone unless I'm at the Midnight Mission. 

I'm considering buying a rental property in Pacific or Mission Beach area to rent out to international students. 

Wife is @ Mission & surrounded with great people.

Virtually all the units in the vicinity (Mission Beach) are also STR (wish we could have bought more at the time - we sold our only rental at that time to be able to purchase this RE (only local investment RE that we have ever sold but it was necessary). 

I've been reading the BiggerPockets newsletter and forums for a few months, and currently on a mission to listen through the amazing podcast episodes.