If the partner dies, the money paid to the company will give enough cash to buy back the membership from the estate of the deceased partner, avoiding to have to sell the assets to satisfy the heirs.In that case, it is even better to have a maximum overfunded cash value permanent life insurance, as the cash value could be used as collateral to fund other projects.If you are looking at giving a bonus to the partners, then you can buy life insurance owned by the company.

You can ask offer them upon leaving to find a replacement for some bonus - can always put parents on the lease as well for insurance purposesCons- depending on who you are renting to, can damage your property - if you get stuck with partiers, your neighbors will hate you- if renting by room, a roommate conflict can cause some vacancyIn my opinion, the good outweighs the bad.

“Anchor” is a bonus – not necessary, but great to have.

It will give you great exposure to all parts of your real estate journey.

Last resort, when you put it for rent, just say 'bonus' room. 

“Anchor” is a bonus – not necessary, but great to have.

“Anchor” is a bonus – not necessary, but great to have.

Lots of parking space, Laundry room upstairs, and bonus room downstairs.

Bonus Room is a must see.

@Anthony Salgado Working at a high end dealership, is a great opportunity for you to have exposure to people involved in real estate, and to help solve their problems.