You can explain how you purchased it subject-to and show that you alone hold sole title to the property and therefore you hold the only insurable interest and best case scenario they cut the check to you alone and you move on down the road.

Up island is interesting too... but again will look at those down the road.

Investing can seem overwhelming when you look at all the different directions you can go versus the specific road you want to travel. 

I will likely take you up on your offer of advice down the road.

Typically the lender won’t bend in the amount needed to reinstate, that usually just kicks the Canadian the road.

THEN they are repaving the entire road and installing all new sidewalks throughout!

How many doors and how much invested in down-payments and up front costs is a reasonable middle of the road assumption to make a $1,200/month profit on real estate?  

If they park on a side street, enter through a side street, and don't actually see the busy road until they've already been in the home then it will lessen the impact. 

I don't really have any numbers to share, but say you spend $15K per lot to develop roads/utilities and $30K to bring homes, then your return on cash could be below 10%.  

My in-laws already have several other rent houses on the property.The property is not going to be sold (it is needed retirement income for my in-laws) and my wife is the heir.In addition to rent payments, we would also cover paying property taxes on the improvements we have made, and bear 50% of the costs for maintenance/repair of shared use facilities (electric gate, road maintenance, etc.)Can you explain how leasing for $1 per year and splitting profits through a partnership would be preferred to essentially splitting profits as a form of rent payment?