I'm grateful for this network of like minded real estate enthusiasts and hope to contribute to other people's dream as I live mine!

Over the years, I've gained invaluable insights from this incredible community, and I'm eager to contribute and give back.As the founder of Data Led Designs, I specialize in business intelligence and interior design, focusing on leveraging detailed data to inform STR investment decisions across the US.

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Again, i might be wrong but I've done my fair share of transactions across dozens of states (NY included) and a seller concession has always been interpreted as a seller's contribution to the buyers closing costs or principal purchase amount. 

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There's a misconception that these loans are loosely originated, similar to 'NINJA' loans, which contributed to the previous real estate crash.I have included a Bigger Pockets article that goes over the documents and nuances for a DSCR loan, which sounds like a great option for your scenario.

Learn along the way and check what you are passionate about and how you'd like to contribute.

You would have to buy that property (or a % of it) and then contribute it into a new LLC.Since you're buying the actual real estate as a tenant in common it does become a little easier to deal with the debt.   

Hi there, this looks to be a great forum and I can't wait to both contribute and learn from you all.

The only other option that I have seen that is "the best of both" is a company here in California that has setup a fund you could contribute the properties to and receive equity as an investment partner of the fund that gives equitable share of the entire funds properties without exposure to liability.