All of these units cash flow "fairly" well and the businesses support themselves, but not much more than that.

I have not been directly involved in that space in a few years, but at that time crowdfunding for real estate was not permitted and regulations still remain fairly restrictive (accredited investors and the like).

restaurants would not work w/ the live/work codes.Of course this is all dependent on which building code you are using, this is mostly based on the IBC as well as Fair Housing. 

If it matters, these would be very high end rentals with potentially very high maintenance guests.My question is: how would you go about structuring this type of partnership and what would be fair compensation?

It’s fairly easy.

I feel that it's only fair to let other people know Oklahoma has potential.I feel like Tulsa has very similar vibes to Austin in a lot of aspects, just without the insane prices and traffic. 

So I am fairly new to BP. 

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

Determine a fair market rate and pushed the rents up to that rate immediately.

I've had a leakage problem with one of my duplex units for quite some time now; even after fairly extensive drainage landscaping, the problem is still occurring.Thanks!