Property A could be acquired with a co-investor through a tenant-in-common ownership structure. 

You need to pay total $300 X 20 x 12 = $72000If you are buying 1 or 2, it make sense but as you scale out, very big chunk of money you just give out to avoid some hassle.

I really appreciate iGet a payoff with lenderGet repairs for FHA appraisal passageSee Cashflow with rent vs PITIBuy sub 2 and a note no paymentsLook at a TIC, tenants in common contractSee if @Bill Gulley can expound on the deal possibilities

This does not make sense to me as you are now carrying forward an accumulating balance that has nothing to do with the current years books. 

Sometimes it makes more sense to start all over with new construction.  

This doesn't make sense to me, and I'm not certain I heard/understood him correctly. 

Some of advice that is a common theme among all the resources and discussions is this: "You make your profit when you buy a property, not when you sell. " and "Buy under intrinsic value."

@Bradley Bladon that makes sense so then why pay extra taxes in certain situations with an LLC?

Now what is legal, and what is common are two different things - you make your own mind up about how to get loans.

There are also sandwich lease option deals (a "hard lease option" that grants you the right to sublease), MLO (master lease option), and TIC agreements (tenants in common).