Professional lenders will want more sugar. in exchange for equity we provide liquidity and allow people to scale MUCH faster than they would normally be able to do.. and its a little cleaner for them than bringing in partners.. we are ( well we think we are professionals in the industry) were many partners may not have much experience and can be a real thorn if things don't work out the way THEY think it should.this is not for everyday deals.. these are bigger players do millions of dollars a year in business.. and or small builders that always have liquidity issues.  

Lots of people all competing for the same number of houses.

I am a licensed realtor, and I can tell you that if you and I have a Buyer's Agreement in place that I am going to represent you in a transaction, you don't need a non-compete.

There are a few big players in the Sub2 space I can point you in the direction of, but I don’t know them personally (they offer courses on the ins/outs and how to structure Sub2 Deals). 

It’s close to UCF so thinking student housing...I know the Orlando proper area is already way too saturated and I don’t really care to try and compete with the Airbnb crowds of Kissimmee.

Please speak with  a competent accountant as you are required to pay a reasonable salary.

(I personally think the state is going overboard but I also won’t operate outside the law, which adds to my headaches and my costs and makes it hard to compete).So many municipalities are looking into ways to deter people from doing it.

My only restrictions is I can’t link to anything illegal or illicit, and I can’t link to a competing tenant screener or consumer reporting agency.Thank you all in advance, and I look forward to reading about all of your quirky encounters on this topic.Ryan

Most importantly you need to convey confidence and assurance you are a player and not just wasting their time.

I do need to do more research on the housing market as it might be too saturated with student housing right now for me to be able to compete against some of the larger rental companies.