Soooo long story short, if your goal is to use the property a decent amount of time, you will at least break even & cover ownership expenses with short term rentals (possibly make a few bucks). 

@Jay Hinrichs many types of trust and estate planning exist for AP it all depends on the goals of the person and the size of their assets etc.

My goal is to house hack a small multifamily.

I would like to know if anyone feels my goal is realistic, and if not that will let me know how I may need to adjust to see if this would be viable for me.Work has become heavy (in a positive way), that I have been able to build up the capital for multiple properties, however my time has become completely sucked dry.

We had our first offical meeting to see what our goals were, what we had to invest, how we wanted to invest.       

I'm open to any options for monetizing the property(renting, buying a fixer-upper and reselling, building on raw land) My personal goals are as follows:Get my dad into real estate investing.

The goal of the wholesaler is to get distressed properties for rehabber a to fix it and do their thing.

I have a few goals with this:First, I would really like to help others avoid the headaches we went through with this builder.Second, I am trying to get their attention and force them to settle so I can pay someone else to come in and do the work properly.Last, the most ideal situation would be to get them to buy back the house and we all go our separate ways.

The goal with "Rubs" will be to drop my new rents $75-100 but add in the utility payments.

My Ultimate Goal: Build a portfolio of $10k+ passive income (net) and live by the beach in San Diego within 10-12 years (and "retire").