You just need to structure your entities to tailor your goals.

Some of these are tear downs or shells that would essentially be a new home when completed. 

@Daniel Tisdale Sounds like the combined lots could be worth moving or tearing down the existing structures and building denser and new.

They have good information and good books on LLCs and other business structures.

Hi,I'm looking for advice on structuring a financial arrangement with another person.

I have built homes at nearly 3000 s.f. where the shell goes up in one day.

I have not yet consulted with my own attorney,  I was hoping first someone here might have experience with quit claims to family and any such structured notes for payments and the best way to go about that. 

He doesn’t want to own long term, just wants a good return on the money, and I want to build a portfolio of single family houses.What would be the best way to structure this?

Most older houses actually are more structurally sound due to higher grade of lumber that was typically used back then.

In other words, the incentive structure breeds a sort of tenacity and grit.