This resource has the authority to not only retain attractive mortgage and refinancing rates but amplify an investor’s negotiating power when seeking a loan.

My plan c would be to sell to an investor as a "turnkey" investment property and continue to manage it thereby retaining some of the income as a property manager.  

One of the commercial spaces is used by the current owner and I believe they were going to sign a long lease to retain the space.As for the area, I think it is moving up.

My market is roughly 2+ hours away from my house, which is close enough to handle urgent matters and retain a large amount of control.

susan, thanks for the replyive never heard of this possibility before- so bare with me...if i could find this "MONEY MAN" and got a loan on the from him for the repairs and down payment (hopefully a 10% down investor loan)...we'd be talking around $40K...this $40K loan could be interest only at say 10%...also the deal would include 50% appreciation to the "money man"...so basically this money man gets 10% return on his $$ plus 50% of any future appreciationthis "money man" would have no responsibility whatsoever...i would do all proprery management, dealing w/ contractors, screening tenants, dealing w/ tenants etc...i would also retain any and all of the cash flowhow does this sound?...

Alternatively, the lender might demand the loan be recast at current market rates, including modified payments to retain the same amortization period and fees for doing so, or the lender may do nothing at all.Now consider an AITD buyer who (obviously) takes title subject to the underlying loan.

Subject 2 assignmentsOnce you have more knowledge, move on to strategies where you retain and manage properties.

@Nicholas Aiola Can you clarify... for your S-Corp's K1, do you retain your profit as ordinary income (Box 1) or distribute everything to yourself (I believe Box 12)?

If you are not familiar with construction I would definitely advise retaining an architect beyond design and maybe also a owner's rep/construction manager.

- "Manager retains the rights following termination to all owner and tenant collection accounts."4) Below is a general list I copied from the internet.