I will also be the one managing the property.Since I am occupying one side for a year, how would you all recommend we structure the first year of the deal in terms of how we both cover expenses/claim cashflow?

Example ... the seller is named John Smith the buyer has an attorney create the John Smith family trust with equity buyers LLC as the trustee of the trust then does a quit claim deed from John Smith to John smith family trust.

As of right now hes up to date on rent with agreement half first week and half 2 weeks later.. pending today which he is suppose to pay, but claims he wont.

@Ray Harrell My  net rental income comes in at 4x my regular W2 job, so I'm not too worried.

You might go to a Lawyer/Attorney that regularly working on Partnership and he could probably tell what is the best way to go.I think that various books on Partnerships would help you make the right decision. 

Courts have already held that a claim of "entrapment" is not a sufficient defense.

If it goes down, they can not purchase and it would not be any different than if we had a regular tenant.Am I missing something here? 

DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING CLAIMS: July 1, 2019The Honorable Young B.

Here are some alternatives to commingling your assets:using the Solo participant loan feature to do the deal outside of retirement fundsusing non-recourse financing from a lender or private source in combination with retirement funds as the down paymentusing your 401k or IRA and partnering with non-disqualified persons I'd recommend you reach out to a few providers who regularly post here on BP to get a better understanding of your options.

Any attorney who advises you to pursue something is just looking to collect a fee....what’s the legal claim, “they don’t like me”?