Essentially they become an investor in a larger property (multi-family, self storage, etc), receiving a preferred return every month with ZERO action required while still staying exposed to the real estate market.

Not only did I 10x my goal, I will also multiplying my action. not sure why the @mentions didn't work in the previous posts...

Eric Tan You should look into college towns.

I agree with previous posters saying that you do it once, you will set precedence. 

In this case, Taxpayer Incorporated even had the ability to reach in and pull previously paid commissions out of Roth Inc.

The 1% rule (and sometimes the 2% rule) was created for evaluating mobile home parks and storage facilities. 

Also, id like for each floor to pay their own electric instead of including it in the rent like the previous owner. 

Did your previous accountant extend the partnership return? 

I am personally invested in this feature because my son is dyslexic, and has used the Kindle/Audible simultaneous feature very successfully in high school and now in college. 

Having an adult son or daughter move back in after college or having your mother in law move in when she is old would be permissible, even if they agreed to pay you.