Given that it's a reno and they seem to lend on ARV, the purchase price of the house is essentially taken care of.

They had a solid plan to finance everything through the LLCs (using 5 yr/ 30 y AMM loans).Could you walk us through your perceived benefits of putting the homes in LLC's while you're still small?

Great benefit having the option to put 20% down or not.

You can't make sound investment decisions that way.62 is the minimum retirement age to collect SS benefits and it's a fraction of what a person would get at full retirement.So, even if you didn't do any work to the place and cut her a break until her 62nd birthday, she won't have much money to pay rent and live on.loan modifications are based on a person's ability to pay.

I'm looking to leverage the benefits of house hacking (more leverage, better interest rates), unless it's really wiser to put my limited money in another market in an investor loan. 

If not you have the benefit of M2M leases.There is always a risk of rocking the boat an losing tenants at the beginning. 

I mainly keep my construction company for all the benefits, including having maintenance guys on payroll for rental repairs.

Hello @Michael M.If you are investing in Florida you have the benefit of a GREAT land trust statute. 

I was just hoping to not have to wait almost an entire year to begin depreciation benefits on the second large payment.  

And I want all of the tax benefits 😀But if I did invest I’d want someone to have owned or led a previous syndication with comparable magnitude.