In an ideal world what would you like to see happen?

But, I have been on this site for about 18 months ago when I was recooperating from a brain anuerism and a stroke.  

I understand that this deal is far from the ideal $100+/unit cash flow, but I was told in another one of my posts that we're banking on appreciation in my market.See link below for analysis performed:San Jose four-plex property

Ideally I'd like to keep the property long term as an income stream, but if the numbers don't make sense I'll just sell the house once I move.  

Ideally, the loan would come with an equity position so that if the flip does well, I would get an increased return.

@Tandi Hufnagel I'm by no means an expert on the topic, but I'd be happy to put you in touch with my contact that focuses on this.Your situation and plan sounds ideal for this strategy, as it's meant to provide annual income by disposing of appreciated property in later years. 

My ideal property type I think will be multi family homes.

For example, if you find a good deal in a great growth area that you wouldn't mind holding forever but they want slightly more than you'd ideally want to pay, still consider it, determine what you'd beat yourself up for if someone else got it at that price and make an offer.  

Simply different strokes for different folks.

(I understand they are not an attorney but can they work with one to create the ideal set up for your business)3) What types of structures would you recommend for my strategy of _________4) What are your normal filling fees for these different structures?