If you say no, then you would be missing out on a lot of other benefits to creating wealth in real estate.Cashflow is just ONE way that we make money in "buy and hold" real estate - and it's the least important part of gaining wealth.  

If it were a cash transaction I'd suggest joint tenants with you holding a 1st position lien for the proceeds you injected into the deal.

You can then use Transactional Funding if you choose, otherwise if you planned to buy the land then sell it later, you'd have to get a different loan type, which inevitably will cost you more plus longer hold time and greater costs over the double close and certainly over an assignment of contract.

@David Kuhlke lets assume the following scenario:- You have two companies (you own/control both)- Company A: This is the purchasing LLC that will hold title to the property- Company B: This is the lending LLC that will hold the mortgage, and fund the purchase of the propertyYou, on behalf of company A will sign the P&S, indicating that you are making an offer with no financing contingency.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Please show me an updated pro forma including the new investment you are asking for and clearly articulate how your revised plan will support it. 

--------------------This is second hand info I got from another investor when inquiring: apparently in some states you must hold a Healthcare Administrator License to operate/own a ALF. 

If you are setting aside funds for capex, taxes, insurance, or other expenses that don't occur monthly, transfer those funds to Savings each month and hold them there until it's time to spend them.

LLCs and Incs.) who are renovating the property for sale or to keep as a buy and hold rental. 

I am eager to contribute my time and effort to support the work in exchange for the invaluable experience and knowledge I would gain from the experience.Thank you,Rijul Gupta