I am in the process of building a home and had listed my realtor as my agent so he could pick up the easy commission. My dad is a licensed and active agent (his broker's license is inactive) but his work is done as a ...

Mostly what I have read in the past on this topic doesn't break down actual ownership percentages (vs capital invested) or rate of returns.I know these are sort of preference related questions but I would love to understand how other investors have structured deals in the past or how they are going about them now.Thanks again!

I don't have an answer to your question, but if someone is willing to break the rules and potentially get their account locked, I would lean towards the side of caution.

hope to break ground June or July of this year. 

I'd like to know about the number break down, risks/rewards, how to find investors that lend, how to find properties that both sides can be happy about, how this method compares to other low/no money down options, timelines, legal, etc...If anyone has any book or website recommendations please let me know!

(Trying not to break the rules here) That is one of the many things the company I work for does.

We have a clause in the lease about breaking early, and the penalty, but since she's already shown this side of her tenancy, I don't know what else she'd do.

I'm in no rush (I have my plate full in the short-term improving what I have), but in the next year or so I'll need to break through the door barrier if I want to meet my long-term goals.

Will most likely use an FHA 203(k) LoanWill target a home that's in need of repair in an ideal neighborhood -- between $80-110K purchase price with an estimated $20-50K in rehabI'd like it to be a 3 bed 2 bath or a 4 bed 2 bathI'll rent to friends during the process to at least break even on mortgage plus expenses (and live free)I'll sell with some forced appreciation after 12-18 months -- ideally at least $20K in profit

He and his family have been very difficult with the move out;  his son has told me he will break back into the house (filed a report with the city police dept and informed the tenant of his son's threat and my report), he insists that they "took excellent care of the house" and is expecting his full deposit back.