If you set it up with a car rental service like Turo are likely protecting yourself/car more from potential issues and damage and may be able to keep it off platform and only make it available to your renters (not sure on that last part but just a thought).Also, from a lender perspective it could complicate things if you are looking to refinance one day and have car payments included in the lease payments/on the lease.

2 thoughts. one is that 7-8% you mention is not the same as owning the condos.

Better to be prepared than to get into a deal and have to lose the deal, because you weren't better prepared.

Just wanted to mention that in case you thought you could sell some stock and not pay tax this year like a lot of people are trying to do.  

Dan, before I got to the bottom of your list, I’m IMMEDIATELY thought of tax liens/deeds and land which I’m happy to see they’re on your list.

And your thoughts on how to proceed?

Does someone have a recommendation for an attorney (prefer Central Texas area) that is familiar with the structure of this type of transaction and can walk thru all necessary steps prior to finalizing financing and preparing for closing? 

What are your thoughts?  

Any tips, thoughts, or things to be careful with on doing a quick build via an “Improvement Exchange”?

Any thoughts?