I also wish I would have gotten through my thick head that you don't want to own the property, and the idea that the more equity you have the less your return is. yet at the same time it's your safety net if the market falls.

I have never bought a condo before so I have no idea how to handle this. 

After a chat with a friend of mine about how I am not satisfied with where my Real Estate knowledge currently is, I did some thinking and came up with a crazy (I feel) idea.

In the multifamily space we talk about cap rates, which are somewhat similar in idea.

So I'm hoping that you all can help me get an idea of what to ask for it. 

Anyone have any ideas or know of carpenters looking for work?

This will boost my income quite a bit, but I understand that switching jobs is a bad idea when you're trying to get a loan.What would you suggest? 

@Tyler Turpin- I like that idea

It may be a good idea to incorporate in Nevada or Delaware.

To give you an idea of the requirements, at least half of the Corporation’s assets would need to be invested in real estate that is directly managed or developed by the Corporation.