Meanwhile, your managing LLC is “contracted” by each project LLC to collect rents and pay expenses...Your brother’s involvement depending on what sort of “cut” you want him to get.

Take a peak at the Bigger Pockets bookstore, they have an amazing collection of books that dive into all the various "pockets" of real estate. 

As long as you mark it out on a map for them, you can make sure they’re in strategic places vs them putting it where they want and just collecting the money.

Wouldnt it be more fun to stay in your nice apt & collect 2 rents?

I also have no clue on how the rent system works for section in terms of how you collect rent when its subsided.It's really intriguing and I'm gonna look into it more!

From the management standpoint, collecting rent from these small tenants is significantly more difficult than my large corporate tenants.

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Let the potential buyers know that You will be doing an open house when the house is complete and collecting offers at that time.

You could just make it simple and collect rent to offset your cost of owning and not file all the extraneous baloney, then convert the whole property to business rental when you move on.