I have friends that are interested in buying properties, but what would the implications be if they shoulder the full mortgage burden, even though we'll split the mortgage payments and expenses 50/50? 

Once meeting in public is socially acceptable again, you will have to come to the REI meetup. 

(We're not after just any property, it needs to do the right pure cash flow with conservative estimates).I don't want the performance of the investment to rely on him (has to work whether he decides to do maintenance or not).I need commentary on which kinds of contracts, promissory notes, or other documents can be used to structure the investment cash flow 75/25% me/him.I don't need mortgage or title transferred to me; just some structure that directs the cash flow (probably best rent was managed by me).I would also want some agreement he won't leverage the property for any other purpose.I understand the interpersonal risks, but not all the legal implications, and I know contracts are only paper.

Which result in being exposed to high touch areas and air.On the other hand, people want to feel safe surrounded only by the group, family, or friends they are traveling with, this is great for vacation rentals which are single occupancy, where social distancing is easier and cross-contamination of germs less likely.

You may also try finding the owners or relatives on social media and sending them a DM. 

Many are currently held on Zoom since we are social distancing still.  

@Bob BatesFor you to give the seller a spreadsheet of the tax implications of seller financed deal...you would need to know the tax profile of the seller which I don't think they would give.You likely want to tell the seller that seller financing can help you save on taxes - talk to your tax advisor that you are looking to sell your house and have your tax advisor run the numbers under both scenario's.

Hello BiggerPockets Community,
This is my first post! And I'm trying to buy my first property! Would appreciate your feedback/advice if possible. I work for a big pharma and will be working remote probably until Q2 2...

To answer your question, once you figure out your strategy that would leave you with the least tax implications.

What is the tax implications and process?