@Brit Foshee There are three levels of participation in the IRS's eyes.The first level of participation is simply "passive" participation.

But more importantly you need to speak with a wrongful death litigation team to find out how they dismantle LLCs in court.LLCs were never designed to be used by participants in commerce as asset protection vehicles. 

Personally, I think turn key can be a good way for the busy, "arm chair" investor to participate in out of state markets that provide strong returns, but it all comes down to working with the right turn key company.

The fact that expertise exists in the form of loan servicers and loan originators and attorneys doesn't significantly reduce the risk of a unknowledgeable participant being hurt by these additional risk factors.For people willing to educate themselves on the laws and regulations associated with consumer mortgages, I am sure there is money to be made.

Secure investor participation for 25% total project cost and Senior Lender participation for 75% total project cost.5.

Also, remember that the closer you are to an auction date, unless participating, the better your chances of finding the diamond in the rough. 

I would be interested if there is a way to participate.

If I were you, I'd participate passively in multifamily property deals.

Here's a list of the features I copied from their website:6-Way Conference: Expand a voice call to include up to 6 participants without dialing in a conference bridge.Account Codes: Codes that allow you to associate individual calls with a specific code for tracking purposes.

There is a shortage of participating properties meaning there are more voucher holders than places for them to rent.