We gather all documentation into a Google Drive folder for potential buyers, including:Renovation details (brochures, warranty cards)Pre-listing inspection reportPre-listing appraisalWell system documentationSeptic system documentationSharing this folder with agents and on the MLS helps create transparency, leading to bidding wars and waived inspections, often resulting in offers over the list price and fewer repair concessions.By identifying properties that fit the rural buy box for entry-level to mid-priced buyers and tackling major expense items upfront, we remove risk from the transaction.

One example: Coinbase just sued the SEC for a lack of transparency in their regulatory policy, saying that “Financial regulators have used multiple tools at their disposal to try to cripple the digital-asset industry.”

The 1st thing I would look into is the Corporate Transparency Act. 

(For transparency this deal fell apart due to an issue with the inspection that the Seller and I couldn’t reach an agreement on).

You can have this waved, but you need to be transparent with your leadership.

Transparency is probably best.

I appreciate the transparency and for you putting things into perspective. 

full transparency, my partner and I got ourselves into trouble last year forgetting to file our local taxes in our new mucipality as we did not realize local taxes needed to be filed as well. we ended up hiring a tax accountant at the very last minute to help (after receiving mailed noticed) and went through all of this trouble for a measly $20 return. at least we got something for it, I suppose. 

You'll see I'm all about paying it forward, being transparent & authentic, and inspiring others to create real wealth through holding rental real estate.

I've been doing note JVs for the past 3 years and being 100% transparent and preserving my investor's capital are 2 of the most important aspects for me.