If he gets injured while doing work for your benefit and you are "paying" him with rent discounts, are you liable for workman's comp?

Is this someone worth partnering up with since essentially the only thing he brings to the table is the funding part?

Would there be any benefit of putting it into an LLC, and all three of us paying rent into the LLC to rent the unit out.

why would you buy a rental in a SIDRA  you lose the depreciation benefits.. which is one main reason to buy a rental in the first place.. notes are the best vehicle for retirement accounts. 

The benefit you get from manufactured homes, at least in our experience, is a lower price compared to stick built with almost identical rents as stick built.

This means we essentially lose a month's rent (August) by the time that they inspect, make their offer and approve the deal (if they do at all).This is obviously a big disincentive for us as landlords and a bad situation for voucher holders as well.I was wondering how others are handling this gap?

I’ve seen advice in multiple places that it’s better to use a lawyer to make sure someone inexperienced (such as myself) doesn’t make any mistakes or oversights that might negate the benefits of using an LLC.

There are limited tax benefits form LLCs.

You are essentially turning your "liability" of a house into an asset by having it produce income.If you are near a college town, even better.

Being familiar with all of the options is essential.