The investors will be LPs, also want equal equity stakes down the line, even with less or minimal initial investment upfront and wanted to see if anyone has selling / talking points to justify that position. 

I can expand it if i desire, but it minimizes the size of the post.

In terms of, acquisition costs, holding costs, renovation costs, and selling costs.I want to be able to minimize risk and not be surprised when some other cost comes by.Right now, this is what i've got:Acquisition costs:1. 

Additionally, due to limited capital and the desire to minimize risk in a new country (for us) we employed a Master Lease strategy.

Seller Financing I am the buyer with 30 days to purchase the property and want to simultaneously market it as rent-to-own,  how can I structure the process effectively:Can I structure the deal this way, so I can secure a tenant-buyer while working to close on the home myself,  minimizing my risk and creating a win-win situation.

The property has to meet very minimal requirements to be allowed to be rezoned (section C). 

@Tim HoltFrom my experience, house hacking can work well if you focus on minimizing living expenses and setting yourself up for future cash flow.

As Nathan suggested, I'll learn a lot more as I go, but what currently resonates with me is minimizing tenants rather than maximizing RoI.Tim and @Adam Tafel, I will be reaching out to you.Thanks again!

Start with a small deposit, to minimize your potential losses.

The concept discussed likely assumes that you’re building equity through appreciation or loan pay-down, while any cash flow is minimal or neutral.