I do not own the property as of now but by the end of this month it should be mine, just got the news from the relative and soon we will file a Florida Quitclaim deed form to transfer ownership.

Attached proof of ownership aka the Title of Deed and Notice to Vacate. 3.

With the ability to break down real estate assets into smaller, more accessible units and sell them as tokens on blockchain platforms, true public ownership is now possible.

`````````````````````````````````````````````````If you want home ownership, I would buy on contract for deed, make 12 payments, and refi into permanent FHA financing.IMHO, contract for deeds are not even close to lease options.  

Now the must deduct the items and time to achieve stabilization; 6 months of rent loss or an abosortion rate based on the local market and leasing commissions if ownership pays those where you’re located.

Small, local lenders to include credit unions, small community banks and local commercial lenders will work with ownership in LLCs.

Call a CPA and also, maybe pump the breaks on changing ownership and llc's.

Normally you would each get a K1 based on your percentage of ownership of all the properties in the LLC - but it is more complicated if they brought you in and didn't set up a different LLC for the ones split by 3.  

I have found the ownership of industrial property to be very hit or miss.

I am prepared to walk away if that's the prudent decision.FYI, this is for a Buy and Hold, not a flip.Here are the vitals - let me know if I have missed anything:Asking price: $100K (this is an FSBO, I am working with a buyer's agent)Our offer: $90KEstimated Repairs: $5KClosing Costs: < $1K (we are paying cash)All-in: $96KARV: $125KEstimated Rent: $1,050 - $1,150 (but based on rental comps, $1,050 is on the very low end)Property Taxes: $1,178/yrInsurance: $750 - $850/yrThe property is in a great neighborhood with pride of ownership, excellent school district, minutes from shopping, a major state university, etc.