What is the best possible way to structure this?

I might could rent to two college students and charge em like 250-300 each, but i dont think they would like sharing 1 bathroom

These structures get the money into a company you control.

That'll also give me more time to talk to my attorney and accountant to see how I really want to structure things to get the best asset protection with the lowest cost.

and i don't regret it at all. sure it's nice to have made a great profit on my first transaction but i viewed the situation as:1) i can continue to rent...2) ...or own a property paying the same amount of rent and expenses while gaining experience.in both instances my cash flow (i'm going to include the income from my job) would have stayed relatively the same---granted i pay about 200 more due to taxes and insurance. but 200 extra a month was not as important to me as it might be for some one else who has a tighter budget. but since i made the leap definitely feel more confident navigating the entire process over again and also learned how to do some rehabbing on my own (tiling, staining, flooring, light plumbing..etc...)I also now have realistic timelines as to when certain jobs can be completed----at one time i thought I could gut and fix my kitchen and two bathrooms by myself in under 2 weeks only working weekends.

Since some of you are, unfortunately, looking for a new one, what would an Ideal PM provide to you in terms of services, information, reports, etc. and what do YOU feel would be a proper fee structure?

Its a civil matter in that you've violated one of the provisions of the contract with the lender.Now, I am curious how a lease option would be structured in the case where you had a mortgage on the property.

Now this house has new windows, roof, new kitchen with granite and stainless appliances and new bathroom added.

The only repairs we are doing is a major complete bathroom remodel, new sheet rock, window and door in the kitchen, new heating system, and 3k in repairs done to the electric.

As you already own it and given its present capital structure it could be fine to hold.