Yep, the architect and builders who conveniently, for them, dont get to change or dissolve their LLC or company after every new construction.Besides liability there also the problem of selling and zoning.

There are a lot of meetups for local investors so I would strongly encourage you to start attending whichever is most convenient for you. 

@Thomas Weidner Because “convenience” is worth every dollar to most people.

It's a convenience thing for me.

sounds like a convenient cop-out to me. i'm all for people experimenting like this, especially when it benefits the community. as far as tracking hours, most volunteer organizations already do this. if you're sending them volunteers i'm sure they'd be happy to send you accounting of hours volunteered.

It’s a lovely neighborhood and in a location that’s convenient to everything. 

Balance out your own convenience and comfort when you're in town with the added rental income when you're not, and it may make sense.

I would love to grab coffee with you or meet up at my office and have coffee sometime soon if that is convenient for you. 

Roughly 43 million American households have opted to rent rather than buy their homes because of convenience, cost or both." and "demand for affordable housing exceeding supply, more than one-quarter of all renters – 11.1 million people in total – spend more than 50 percent of their income on housing.

I provided the convenience of storing 2 boxes in the garage to a tenant before they moved in and it was the biggest mistake.