Your thought process on the contractor providing quotes to possibly "win" a job may seem correct on surface level as a lot of businesses offer "free-mium" products - but ultimately time is money, especially in real estate where good contractors are in high demand and could better spend their time finishing a project before accepting the next one. 

I appreciate you taking the time to answer my question and the insight you offer. 

@Jose Alejandro Hernandez I frequently work with investors in your same situation, their home markets just don't offer any great options, comparatively.

Feel free to reach out you need any assistance!

You could add your name to his property, you should be able to contact your favorite title company to assist with that. 

Please feel free to reach out should you need assistance.

There are $400/hr consults who can assist with almost every topic on these boards.Also, just for your information, I do plan to ask an attorney to review the final document but was curious at a high level if it's even worth exploring this opportunity.Good luck to you sir.

You might consider adjusting your rental rate, negotiating with potential tenants, or exploring alternative rental assistance programs that could cover a higher portion of the rent.

They are hands-off, institutional grade real estate investments, and they allow you the option to diversify into offerings in markets across the country.

Hi Nicholas, thanks for the answer and let me provide more details :) The offer is to invest into new construction with 20%-30% down payment 0% interest rate loan till the end of the construction.