Here’s how you can simplify the process and achieve your goals, while also exploring financing options that could benefit both Cousin A and Cousin B.Tenants in Common Agreement: While Cousin A and Cousin B will technically need to report rental income and expenses according to their ownership shares, a well-structured Tenants in Common (TIC) agreement can outline how they handle income and expenses.

Dear Kay Brown, Thank you for sharing your experience, and we appreciate your feedback.

We help roughly a dozen investors acquire STR’s out west annually, my advice to STR investors is to create a home and a space that is yours to share with others.

Thanks"Reaching out from Sinistar, we’re a home-sharing platform dedicated to connecting property owners like you with displaced policyholders in need of mid to long term temporary housing.

Property has no "on-site" employees with exception of cleaning staff.

Happy to elaborate if anyone has questions Thanks for the share!

Any specifics of the transaction you can share? 

Sharing some info from two sources this weekRegarding states looking to strengthen seller financing licensing requirements and court decisions for those not licensed:First from Facebook group school of sharks:Hey guys,TX Dept of Savings and Mortgage Lending has some new rules that are expected to go into effect January 01st, 2025.

Hi William - just wanted to share an article I wrote about DSCR Multifamily Loan Options and Pros and Cons for this exact need (5-10 unit multifamily). 

We are Canadians investing in the us and have a great system in place for getting  our costs  more then willing to share with anyone who wants to chat