- Currently own and operate 2 LLCs for a Real Estate business and Multi-Media consulting business - I own 3 single family homes that I rent along with experience building 2 tiny houses- I understand how to create LLCs and work with lawyers to create legal foundations for partnerships- I am able to easily work with others and am also very patient  when it's necessary (I do not operate on emotion, but instead continue to look for other opportunities while a certain one may require patience at that time)I am looking to work with:- Experienced investors who when presented an analyzed deal would be comfortable reviewing it and working with me on acquisition of ownership whether it's local or somewhere in an emerging market in the USIf you are interested in networking with me, please feel free to PM me! 

But it's more like a fractional/time-share ownership where you have a 1/328,000,000 interest.

This documents the separation of legal ownership more clearly for residential underwriters because the murky line between taxes and legal is muddy for them. 

Do they amount to their proportional ownership in the property?

I am wondering how everyone deducts their expenses when offers fall through such as wire fees when they do not have ownership of that property for tax purposes.

Whichever of us provides the management side of the transaction has 51% ownership so decisions can be made.

My wife is being offered ownership to a company where she would have to use our MFR (we owner occupy, only property we own) as collateral, in return she would become a share holder.  

I think my partner and I should have an S-corp with 50% ownership each.

You need to understand the business that occupies your property as well as the aspects of property ownership.

Also, I heard about buying with LLCs then selling the ownership to the end buyer is another strategy.