With your ownership you can: get a fraction of the rental income each month (that there is income made), use the profits to earn more shares of the property over time, and/or get discounted rates to the property as/via AirBnb rental.

Wishing you luck in your REI career!

You will lower your taxes you are facing from an all-out cash sale and convert your management into "mailbox money" where you have none of the management headaches, but still get monthly cash flow with a better interest rate than you can earn anywhere else right now with 0% interest.If it were my portfolio and depending on the size of each individual note I might break the notes into pieces and create multiple notes on each property.

Basically we are taking farm ground that earns about 1% and converting into both high yielding and Value increasing Self Storage.On part of the land we are exiting a prior 1031 sale/purchase. 

Hence, I pay taxes in the U.S. claiming the Foreign Earned Income Exemption (Form 2555)I have a client in the U.S. that pays me for my services (provided from Chile) to its business in NY (mostly compliance services -and some general legal orientation since I am an admitted attorney in NY).

Your mom, earning over 100k, cannot write off losses after taking depreciation so maybe she makes money until tax time when depreciation creates a loss.

While it’s possible you’ll make more money renovating or rebuilding and selling, it’s also going to cost you time and effort, and unless it’s a career/investment direction you want to go, I doubt it will end up being cost-effective for you to partner with someone to do it.

The stimulus checks, increased unemployment benefits, and rental assistance pretty much guarantee she earned more during these four months than if she were working.

I can see where it might be worth while when interest rates are 6-7% and the HELOC is substantially lower....but at the rates they are now I personally don't see much of a point...the benefit of the leveraged debt being so cheap now is to be able to earn more on your money elsewhere.   

Reportedly, the Upward America program “will be positioned to acquire over $4 billion of new single-family homes and townhomes from Lennar and, potentially, other homebuilders, and rent them to households earning “approximately” the median income in each market.”