Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.

Also, I am not a tax advisor so always consult with your own before making any tax decisions.Contrary to what some believe: all of these pass on the tax benefits of depreciation to investors.

Maxable has a free 20 min consult, I don't think Hausable has (or at least they didn't but maybe they do now...)

If that seller is harmed in any way (Like their property isn't on the MLS, or if they don't get a market price for the sale of their property, or you get (or your end buyer) the equity from the sale instead of the seller, you could be accused of providing foreclosure consulting services that require a license/registration.

There is also a good bit of meaningful education and consulting that goes into making sure you get the most out of the structure and understand how to remain compliant in your operations.

My day job is a computer engineer for a large Consulting Firm.

Hey @Vincent Peraino I would structure this as a 50/50 partnership under an LLC (consult with an attorney/CPA for exact advice as Im not qualified).

I'm honestly not sure what to tell you on this, but what I would do if I were you, is consult with an RE attorney about it or with an experienced realtor/property manager

Thanks all, I know I should probably consult a professional but wanted to get some initial feedback.

In return, I told him that I would be his company's energy consultant for free.