I’ve accounted for those slower periods with other marketing sources to assist in keeping my vacancy averaging around 20% or less, as well as adjusting my pricing accordingly for supply and demand.

Are you concerned about point breeze becoming a bubble soon, I feel like renters are going to have the upper hand in negotiations if there is too much supply. 

I can provide more details as well as I have managed to get my hands on the insurance certificate, board meetings, financial audit of the reserve and assessment of structure. 

There is also a vacant room in the house that will likely be filled within the next month.The main question is, for those who have been successful in entering into this type of agreement, how could we structure the agreement as such that it would improve his debt-to-income?

We are going to structure the deal where they loan the money and get interest until the sale or refinance.We want to hold the money in my LLC account until it is deployed into a property but what are the tax implications of this? 

I will also be the one managing the property.Since I am occupying one side for a year, how would you all recommend we structure the first year of the deal in terms of how we both cover expenses/claim cashflow?

How should the structure look?

So I wanted to run this idea by a few of my fellow investors and see how I can structure this new service!

So I wanted to run this idea by a few of my fellow investors and see how I can structure this new service!

Good info in this thread from @clare stielstra:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/536827-arizona-water-supply?