Divorce can be tough, and dealing with the financial aspects of it, especially when it comes to real estate, can be quite a challenge.

@Austin Berlick I’m not sure how you would outsource the leasing aspect of any property without incurring a leasing fee of 8-15% depending on market.

I thought the holding company would not conduct business but have subsidiaries of LLCs for each aspect of business or up to 1million in assets.

Building is a lengthy process that requires coordinating multiple aspects, which can be time-consuming.On the other hand, buying an existing property is generally cheaper upfront and offers the advantage of immediate availability, so you can move in or rent out quickly.

@Namal Burman I like using RentRedi myself, but more for the organization and tracking aspects/features.

The negative aspects out way the positives in most cases given our current technology (even for a primary residence).

Especially when factoring in commercial spaces.One aspect of the deal I'd consider, is whether you can individually parcel the commercial spaces and sell them to the businesses.

As far as the time and money aspect of it goes we’ve got it pretty dialed in on how long and just how much it will cost.

If your goal is financial freedom, choosing the right location is the most important investment decision you will make because it affects all long-term income aspects, including:Whether rents keep pace with inflation is crucial.

This structure incentivizes the GP while offering LPs a fair share.Don't forget the preferred return aspect, which is typically around 6-8%.