What I wrote above does not create an attorney/client relationship between us.

But that would create a taxable event for you when he purchases your interest.Another option would be for the LLC to do an exchange and buy two properties. 

I would recommend thinking through what your concerns may be and create a list of questions to ask each property management company you speak with.

However, if you create a great marketing campaign you can find opportunities that way.Good luck!

If you're still mid-career and looking to simplify both your taxes and your business structure, I'd start looking into creating the brokerage as an S-Corp, leaving your particular earned commissions in and pulling a salary from the brokerage. 

You can create actions for move in, move out, periodic inspections, repairs, or anything you want.

- I'm looking to create a LLC to purchase the property. 

Don't invent / create problems for yourself by Selling yourself short - likewise - don't over embellish the truth.

That's why they post often, write articles, and create a great podcastSeeing someone want to move fast is always exciting.

I'm looking for some input for best strategies to either partner individually with each investor and form an LLC to hold the property or, create one or more LLC's with multiple members with all of us working together.