You can do a double-close, but you can also drop a lien on the property, equivalent to your assignment fee.

That's equivalent to giving you the same return on your down payment money as you're paying on the loan.

This is the equivalent of me asking the taxpayers to make my car payments for me because I bought more car than I can afford.

I'm sure that I'm preaching to the choir (you guys are already aware of this), but it does allow for fractional ownership with equivalent lien positions for all that participate.

You can put in some preventive measures like a built-in cleaning lady (monthly) who also acts as your "spy" ;-)My student house was rented for 4 years, so yes when they moved out it was the equivalent of 4 years worth of move-in & move-out by multiple tenants. 

Public officials are not in the list biz.You'll either have to look for the Registry of Actions (or its equivalent) looking at most recent case files and working backward to pull files manually for review; pay someone else to research files for you; or, find a commercial data provider.I suggest you pull your first 50 files yourself to get the experience and familiarize yourself with the forms, the process, the timeline and the problems as documented.

Jacob -Your hourly rate for the work you do on the house is equivalent to whatever you'd be paying someone else to do the work, not what you'd normally make.

That $28/day fee is equivalent to 13% interest on the $80,000 loan amount.

I'm looking into getting my broker license in California and was wondering if my work experience qualifies as "equivalent experience" for the 2-year requirement.  

To get an equivalent return in Colombia, the unleveraged return should therefore be at least 4 times as high, which is obviously not the case.