Make sure you talk to a lawyer and don't take advice from some yahoo on the internet ;)Obviously the answer is always "it depends," but here are a few factors to consider:Is this a disregarded entity (or put a different way, is this a single-party LLC, i.e., just you or you and your spouse)?

You need to be aware that your e&o insurance will not cover you when you are a party to the transaction.

You can have a JV agreement drawn up that you use again and again just changing the parties, the properties and the amounts.

Sorry, I think there is some confusion about the investment part. I

To find buyers and sellers that i can put together a deal that can benefit all parties involved.

@Anna Buffkin  it always astounds me that out your way the buyer and seller would be in the same room at the same time. that simply NEVER happens on the west coast the two parties never meet.. or basically never..

I find the most challenging part is to understand the health of the HOA. 

@Kevan Hodges I promised to send you this link, but had a typo in your email.https://malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/T...

@Greg Lovern It's whatever the parties agree to - and that's specified in the P&S.For a retail SFR buyer, I normally require that the home is delivered vacant and broom clean. 

Bookkeeping is their wheelhouse.Salary/payroll/employment tax returns can easily be outsourced to third party platforms (e.g.