You broker the deal by putting it together, they sign for the loan, you provide the down payment...split everything 50/50 (or any version of this scenario). 

There's a free version that gives most of the features but it does have ads.

@Ken NguyenDo you have the pro version of Rentometer?

There's a free version that gives most of the features but it does have ads.

The LLC has them pre-agree to certain parameters and rules on selling, etc. which heads off many of the issues with TIC version 1.0.  

I know there is some cheaper software out there but this looks like a seriously upgraded and much more sophisticated version of everything else that I have seen.

I really want him to read Set For Life, and have both the Kindle and Audible editions, but they don't sync  :-((  For me, I want to get Dave's note investing book, but if I get the bundle with both versions, I'd prefer that they sync. 

There's a free version that gives most of the features but it does have ads.

However, you want the Fannie Mae version of this loan - HomeReady. 

It is important to be able to analyze the trailing 12 month financial statement of a property and take a deeper look at the loss to lease by examining the rent roll.Ideally, you are lucky enough to have an excel version of the rent roll provided to you by the broker or the owner you are interacting with on your potential acquisition (or.. if you or someone you know is developing a character recognition software that is able to read a PDF version of a rent roll and convert it to a nice, clean excel version please let me know!).