Also, both Arvada and Wheat Ridge allow Airbnb rentals, even as investment properties (laws could change in the future though), but that is another strategy that could cash flow well if managed properly since Denver metro has really good tourism in the spring and summer months.   

We are looking for feedback on how to properly execute this deal with the private investor where he has ownership in the deal?

Proper notices do.

Does anyone have experience with Corporate Accounting that would be willing to train us to ensure our system is set up properly?

I could see this causing some negative reviews if I didn’t list this clearly or is the guest didn’t read properly.

Originally posted by @John Underwood:Just use a reputable company and you will be fine.Doesn't that apply to anything in life, even buying a pair of underwear? 

I am in the process of purchasing our first commercial property (retail/office) and want to setup proper structure for it.

Search our name in the forums for reviews.My suggestion is to pair up with a guy like Brian who is already marketing to these types of properties, so you can get some insight.

I've never seen a pair of contractors agree on anything.

In order to avoid common pitfalls that can happen when buying wholesale properties, you need to have a proper exit strategy.