Even if ownership all checks out, this still sounds like a lame excuse to keep a buyer from knowing what they're signing on for inside the house.

For example, form an LLC and capitalize it with investor money in exchange for some percentage of the ownership.

The best way to jump into buy and hold ownership is to target an owner occupied multi family home with an FHA loan - which means only 3.5% down payment.

The best way to jump into buy and hold ownership is to target an owner occupied multi family home with an FHA loan - which means only 3.5% down payment.

If you don't specify, then gains and losses are divided up pro rata according to your percentage of ownership.  

The best way to jump into buy and hold ownership is to target an owner occupied multi family home with an FHA loan - which means only 3.5% down payment.

Run cost of ownership in those price points so if you found some great deals on $150k houses you can tell them how much will be the mo payment and the after tax mo pmt.

I wonder if this $1M is aggregated across projects presented on a funding platform with different sponsors, ownership, etc.  

With the economy, market and home ownership at it's lowest point since 1965...Yes they have rent but once the home is paid off, if you do it right, it's half of regular rent if you don't want a regular rental, can't get a loan or don't want to pay a ton for a cheap house in CA.A LOT of people are looking for alternatives like @Justin R..

My ultimate goal is to put my blue collar traditions behind me and build true wealth through multi family residential ownership.