What makes this deal a good one for me, is that you are intending to have it for a long term buy and hold portfolio addition and not a cash flow machine month-to-month; coupled with your diversification of your asset classes and moving some of your asset base out of equities and into physical assets. 

Feel free to give me a buzz if you want to chat about how we structure things.Remember, the game changes greatly when you can do houses with 100% other people's money.

There are other good uses of old structures for firefighter training that may not help you solve your problem but are difficult to simulate due to their destructive nature such as forcible entry (ie breaking down doors) and vertical ventilation (cutting holes in roofs) that you might mention when trying to sell your idea.  

Originally posted by @Stephen Anthony:On larger apartment deals, we see 10/30 term and am structure. 

The problem is, I have no idea how to structure a deal like this.

They list their physical address is:9690 South 300 West3rd FloorSandy UT 84070www.myfundingstatus.com.I came across them when searching for funding for my first deal outside my 401K.

What will be the best way to structure the ownership for these properties that can provide good asset and liability protection? 

I'm in a similar situation (sort of) and am trying to determine best way to structure RE purchases.

@Brian GibbonsThis is your go to guy for ideas on structuring deals.

A friend of mine once said, go physically look at 100 houses and work the numbers before you buy anything and I think it is sound advice.So once you know what you want to do and start looking at houses to learn what a great deal is, you will along the way find a deal to start your process.