@Marian Smith that is essentially the same model I am thinking. 

This came in handy for when one had not scheduled a same day cleaning properly and was then unavailable in time and I was able to call the back up who saved me, but I also paid her double to show up in minutes (well worth it)Also have a list of essentials like a handyman, ac/heat repair, plumber, appliance repair.

Essentially, they do the work that you would be doing as the owner and landlord of a rental property, just on a massive scale.The limited partners (LPs) are the passive investors (others like you), who invest their money into the deal.

Hard money lenders are used to private loans, have vetted paperwork, and can evaluate the property, your lender, and you to make sure this deal makes sense for all and that everyone is adequately protected.

That'll essentially cover the increased cost in maintenance, insurance, etc.

They will also require the typical mountain of paperwork (Personal & Business Tax Returns, W2s, Balance Sheets, P&L, Pay Stubs etc)Lot's to discuss and open up here!

They will also require the typical mountain of paperwork (Personal & Business Tax Returns, W2s, Balance Sheets, P&L, Pay Stubs etc)Lot's to discuss and open up here!

If you have lower interest debt, I’m all for buying a good investment property vs paying it off…it’s essentially just additional leverage for cash. 

If the home is ever refinanced, sold, or anything else done with it you will need to also sign off on the paperwork. 

If they are on the paperwork simply to satisfy the owner occupant requirement, but they are not an owner, that could be seen as fraud too.