Quote from @Raghavendra Jakkani: Yes, you should screen and approve every adult living in the home, whether they contribute to paying rent or not.

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I’m excited to gain hands-on experience and contribute in any way I can.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on how it's shaping our market.Looking forward to connecting, learning from, and contributing to this community!

When I first started this thread, I really was hyper focused on passivity, but I have tried to implement more immediate and less drastic measures to help reduce the stress, so I can hang with my current primary asset and squeeze a good amount of appreciation, that is still available.Thanks for contributing and best of luck!

- Acquisition Fee - 1% of Purchase Price- Asset Set up Fee - $8,500 total- Asset Management Fee - 3% of income- Disposition Fee - 5% of difference b/n purchase price and eventual sales price- Mortgage Guarantee Fee - 1% of amount guaranteed- Financial Services Fee - 5% of capital contribution of each limited partner- 65/35 Split: After investment repaidThank you in advance!!

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For example, sharing details like an example property address, how much of your own capital you're able to contribute, your goals for the property, and what your exit strategy looks like can all help potential lenders better understand the situation and make informed decisions.

The house is over 100 years old so everything wasn't exactly level to start, so that may have really contributed to the separating I guess.

This contributed additional appeal and incentive to the buyers.Also, it is always a good idea to talk with local experts.