This setup will allow them to determine their own usage, and we will pay the difference either monthly or annually.We use the warehouse only a few days a month, so our power consumption will be very minimal.If this makes sense, or if there could be any legal issues, please let me know.Thank you. 

It's interesting to see how these different methods might apply in a real estate context.

I would only be interested in someone who works a DIFFERENT market than mine.  

You're spending the money anyway, the difference is I'm getting paid to do it. 

Hey Andrew, happy to give some different options! 

I would recommend searching through the different tools available on BiggerPockets and you could even use these forums to find local RE investor meetups.

The difference between a condo/townhome is how is owned - condo you only own from the walls inside the HOA owns the remaining property including the grounds-driveways etc... - townhome you will own ( in your case ) 50% of the roof/siding/driveway/yard etc...

Also make sure you understand the difference between a partial and a hypothecation.What I mean is typically with a partial you are buying a stream of payments from a note holder (an A piece call it) and are responsible for managing the loan, paying servicing fees and if it goes bad, the agreement will indicate next steps.A hypothecation is when the note seller hypothecates the loan and typically will pay you (not the borrower) and they are responsible for managing the loan and paying servicing fees. 

He has a podcast, newsletter, and also offers monthly LP Cohort courses where you analyze 4 deals from different asset classes over 4 weeks.

All the loans are in different LLCs.