A lot of contractors are flaky - no sense in wasting your time trying to track one down when there should be plenty more looking to work.Can you give a better explanation of what your concern actually is...

Also, consider these issues: Capital calls if no rental income to cover mortgage payments or major CAPEX expenseA partner wants to cash out, or diesOne partner is sued for something outside the partnershipWho will be the controling partnerUse BiggerPocket search feature as there are other numerous, helpful discussions on partnerships

Numerous investors do this hopefully a few will chime in. 

Then there are numerous other options such as investing in a syndication, NNN, private lending, notes, traditional buy n hold, flipping, etc.    

Also when you buy from HD you give a job number(property numer etc) Originally posted by @Bob H.

@Luis Sanchez RodriguezThere are numerous discussions on BP about LLC vs no LLC.

You may have to manage more properties or hire a management team to take care of this but at the end of the day you make the same amount of money if not more and you have more retirement wealth.Clients that I spoke to had mentioned numerous of times that investing is not that easy but it’s not that hard at the same time.

Fannie and Freddie will both allow it as a primary residence with a letter of explanation.

I've executed a POA numerous times for property managers making acquisitions on my behalf, never even seen the properties in person till this very day.

I insisted on using the original closing attorney, my bank backed me up and FINALLY I got a detailed explanation from the original closing attorney.