Be sure you understand the tax benefits and the errors that are often made that limit those tax benefits or come back to bite.

Recognize the limits and conditions of the lending.Remember that real estate investing is a journey that involves continuous learning and adaptation.

Also I've been doing a lot of reading on this, but would love to hear any partnership structuring ideas and tips.

Nearby Rural: Limited development might mean slower changes to the landscape but potentially fewer surprises.

It will give you an idea of the types of claims which are covered (and not) by a title policy. 

That price point has a lot of limitations. 

I've started building a spreadsheet for myself and wanted a few examples for Ideas.

You should run this idea past an attorney familiar with land trusts, but you can put the ownership of the property into a land trust in which all three of you are beneficiaries, with each having the same ownership interest as they have now.

I would speak with a CPA before going with your stategy.Rental losses on a owner-occupied SFH rental may be limited(even if you qualify for real estate professional status).But if your question if can I do a cost segregation...the answer to that is yes...

One of my considerations is to further improve the value by taking a renovation loan, however I'm concerned because of the neighborhood values that investing more money into the home won't net me much profit whether I sell or rent.I feel a little stuck here and I don't want to fall to my limited knowledge, so I'm here reaching out for some guidance.Thank you in advance for any advice or support.