Courts will make declaratory judgments on either side... they will move before their respective circuits resulting in a split which will find itself to the Supreme Court in 3-5 years.I believe the reasoning is quite sound, but that doesn't mean the 9th Circuit will rule the same way.

I am saying that when renters are aware of who actually owns the home, they respect their lease.

You would purchase an undivided interest and legally be a fractional owner of the real estate (This is similar in some respects to a REIT, but differs in important ways).

Being respectful open honest and firm is a good place to start.

In regards to numbers, I currently plan on renting each unit for possibly 1000-1200 and 800-1000$ respectively.

That is why I've been trying to think of alternative ways to get my name out there.Having said that, I do respect your opinion and thank you for your comments.

But maybe ask them about the rules that govern QI work in their respective state. 

Bottom line: I respectfully disagree with your opinion.

Make sure the property is being respectfully lived in and by the legal tenants. 

Respectful but firm!