It was not my intent to engage in that debate, but rather mention the issue to a new wholesaler considering what they need to start their business.

I have no hard data to back this claim up besides personal experience and I don't intent to paint with too broad of a brush, but the sheer amount of people I run into here on BP and in my local area that are thinking of 'starting a fund' or 'syndicating this deal' with less than five deals under their belt and not finance background blows my mind. 

I'm currently living at home and hoping to move out quite soon, with the intention to rent with friends (but open to the potential house-hacking opportunity). 

I would like to know more about your intention.

If you told him your true intentions he would never take the deal.

We are extremely passionate about the preservation of the older homes in the community and would like to know what your intentions are with the property?

My intention is to underwrite as many deals as possible, with the purpose of creating a case study section for my pitch-book/deck.Does anyone have recommendations on investor friendly multi-family brokers and/or wholesalers that I could reach out to in the Las Vegas and Reno MSA? 

I would personally like to have one set of renters at a time than two, it's just much easier, the logistics are better, and there's less expectations to deal with.I have no intention of owning these.. we build and sell.. be don't build and hold.  

I'm surely not getting the "scenario", you're asking people to sign over their interest in a property for "a fee" you pay to them, I assume you mean paying less than FMV in cash, in order to benefit you in some other way re other properties you own nearby... and your intent is that you then have title to this new property also? 

Please understand that my intent would be to have the tenants listed on the policy as additionally insured.