I highly highly advise for both contractors and investors not to conduct business with Belwood Investments.

Have you conducted a pro forma analysis to determine feasibility and financial performance?

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I plan on using another BP member to conduct a 1031 exchange to reinvest in new rentals but, like you, keep going back and forth over putting the money towards a small/medium size apartment complex or buying 2-3 SFR. 

Also, in some states, an attorney or title company must conduct the closing and draw up the deed.

Below are the basic criteria I would need:1) enough money to comfortabley live for about 8 to 12 months doing nothing at all.2) enough money IN ADDITION to number 1 and access to enough credit to persue enough and sufficiently large deals to generate at least what I NEED and enough more to conduct more deals and acquire rentals along the way.3) I would need to have completed about 3, maybe 4 deals successfuly and with sufficient profit to prove to myself it is possible and that I can do it.4) Not necessary, but ideally I would already have 3 or 4 rental propeties with good cash flow just to add some (relative) stability.

And they will conduct it.

Harboring means any conduct that tends to substantially facilitate an alien to remain in the U.S. illegally.  

Plain And Simple lack of understanding of how to conduct business in real estate. 

If you are really worried about it and want to put something on paper I think a "code of conduct" clause or something similar for both units would be fine where you stipulate quite hours, stomping, etc, but at the end of the day people are used to living with shared walls and buildings, and sound is something that comes with those living situations.