I was hoping for a way to do both - have it in her name, keep mortgage rate lowest possible, help build her credit as a bonus but retain partial ownership I will be paying her portion of the ‘rent’ so I don’t want a contract to pay her any additional.

Bonus for me it being so centrally located, I can be a travel nurse anywhere without it being too far of a drive.

I am interested in the best way to find lead sources for her, or any other niches you might be aware of with your exposure to the real estate industry that could help generate some side incremental income while the deal pipeline builds.

Large bonus upstairs staircased unfinished area, not part of the 3,700 sq ft.  

Bonus question: what other deal structures could we have considered?

It gave me the added bonus of being able to actually make a living while I learned the ropes.

Actual cash value is obviously cheaper, but just go with replacement cost - if you have a claim you'll be glad you did.As far as some companies quoting a lot higher than others for similar coverage, sometimes that's a function of particular companies' exposure and risk in a certain area, and has nothing to do with you or the property.

I am curious what exposure I will have, or rather, how best to handle, the transition from sellers lease to one of my own for existing tenants in a duplex I'm buying?

Underwriting a lot/teardown in Central Austin that as of 2008 has Corridor Mixed Use zoning allowing for 95% impervious, a three story build, and 40 feet in height.Reading further into the Ordinance - the development bonus for building Affordable Housing, which needs to equate to 25% of the development, is an additional 20 feet in height for a total build of 60 feet in height.This opportunity puts a much higher ceiling on the exit number with condos in the area selling at a median of $352/sq ft. 

If your stocks are all highly correlated w/ US markets than maybe you would want to diversify you exposure to another country.Just some things to think about and I hop helpful: What are your target returns/cashflow for real estate?