@Henry Perez, I'll add my two cents gleaned from owning about 1,700 C and B class units, some with pools and some without.Bottom line: when I'm deciding about buying a property with a pool, worry about liability usually has little place in the decision. 

Hopefully I meet some of you along the way, and I’d be happy to buy you lunch and glean some wisdom if you’ve been working with real estate here for 5+ years

@Marvis BrownI didn't glean the need to borrow the downpayment from your OP.6 x 65K = 390K.  

I look forward to connecting and gleaning knowledge from everyone.

I haven't accessed any of her paid reports, but at least once a month I will hunt down any podcast with her on it and glean what I can from those conversations.

I generally talk with the seller or agent before presenting the LOI to glean information on what the hot buttons are and what makes a possible win-win solution.

Hello BPI have spent months combing over dozens of posts, books and blogs (written and video) on the subject of wholesaling and have began to put into practice the viable information i gleaned. 

You can simply go to a title company pay 250 buck aroos for a title commitment.. in that title commitment it will answer all these questions then you tell the escrow officer what you want to happen.. and they will tell you what deeds need to be signed and recorded to get to were you want to be.but if it was a TIC and your pop had 50% and he deeded his 50% to wife.. then wife and your brother own it.. at least from what I can glean from your post.or you can blow a few grand with an attorney that will basically tell you the same thing a good escrow officer can tell you for a few hundred..

Or what information are you trying to glean from the owner without offending someone.  

The only reason I got that job is from a personal recommendation of someone who saw the fire in my belly and my willingness to learn.I’m now gleaning the wisdom from guys who have been in the biz for over 35 years doing awesome deals.