Make sure your CPA/attorney has experience with foreign individuals as well, especially if your business model includes selling homes, as that changes your withholding requirements at closing. 

The parts across a manufacturer's models are somewhat standard.

A revenue share model is fantastic.  

I also know the operators of a more a la carte business model.

I think it what should be 515000 that's not based off of comps that's based off of model and it's free and clear valued at $90,000 and I use that for 20% down I could borrow $360,000 from a lender.  

I looked up the Texas Heroes program and it fits the usual model.  

I have a deposit for the model 3 as we probably going to buy 2 of those.if this roof is as advertised I will put them on everything I touch.

Right now, my model for partnership really isn't a formal partnership...it's looking for those with cash (or cash like substances) that want to be cash partners but want to control their risk.My secret to partnership (not that big of a secret really) is to only form partnerships with others that can/will do either:1 - What I can't do2 - What I don't want to do, or the most important one,3 - What I shouldn't be doing (even if I can do it).

It might even be July 1, depending on your laws regarding notice and the time you take possession of the property. 

Look into what BRRR means via bigger pockets.If you're going the passive model I would advise either a solo 401k or a IRA of some sort.