So long as you are a Trustee/Beneficiary of that Trust, you are still on title, so if they try to give you crap about it, it is very easy to prove that.A better way would be to get a non-recourse loan, then QCD to the trust, but the pricing for non-recourse has yet to recover from what I've seen in the lending market so far.I don't have any experience or insight into a JRT... or what the advantage would be over an entity when doing JV...Cheers!

These four tips will help you avoid getting pitched.Help is one thing, but if you've been around the forums long enough, you will see the excessive pitching, most notably on these topics.1.

Purchase price: $317,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Short term primary -> long term hold with a 3.25% interest rate.

If you are interested, we have an in-person event coming up this Saturday where we are diving in to AirBnB / Short-term rentals in Chicago. 

A short back story is a long term friend and co worker and I have been talking for a year about getting in to rentals (his parents own 12).

Only issue is we are still trying to track down cleaners and such to build a local team.   

Read "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" by David Greene to better understand how to find a market and do things from a distance.

I have an investment property in Cleveland, Ohio that I have considered using as a short term rental compared to having a long-term tenant.

This is a really great long-term investment in the details, so I'm very flexible with what needs to happen to get the property.

Buy a property with seller financing at a low interest rate and long term and a substitution of collateral clause.