Have you contacted Equity Trust?

I've been told they can be extremely profitable, but I seem to be missing the point.

Trust none of what you hear and only half of what you see and you will be good to go your next time around. 

Even though Harvey flooding was not quite as extreme as others in the area,  there were pockets of flooded homes.

Adirondack Trust has given me similar results.

These specific products are called either Delaware Statutory trusts or Tenants in Common (TIC) products.  

I have a brrrr i am current in the rehab stage on and need some advice.The house is on paper a 3bd 1 ba row home. in an area where within the 2 neighboring streets all of the home layouts are exactly the same. nice solid brick construction row homes of same size and layouts.heres my problem... one of the bedrooms and the only bathroom extremely small. a I am seriously considering enlarging the bathroom into the small bedroom to have a normalish size bathroom and a hall closet in exchange for the tiny bedroom.The tiny bedroom is so small that the township considers these houses 2 bd units and therefore only allows 4 people to occupy them but when the home values are appraised they are appraised as 3bd homes.

Having a mortgage or at least a line of credit against property helps.If you have more than one property you could put each in a land trust owned by the LLC.

It wasn't the full payment. exactly.... lol unless this guy over-paid an extreme amount for the house I see no issue with paying $300.I'd be damn grateful if a owner-financed a house at 4% with minimal closing costs.

And trust me, I was polite and tactful in asking for rent.