It is all quite complicated and needs to be written out so I can think about it, re read, and adjust.

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.I find it to be one of the more confusing states to work in thats for sure.. not confusing but complicated and one needs to understand all the nuances of each city county etc.  

This sounds complicated but I've attached the link for you to check what the income limits are HERE. 

I wouldn't go this route as it gets murky on how much they think they should put in repairs.Personally, I think them living in the property makes things very complicated.

It can be a long and complicated process and is often best handled by someone specializing in that type of transaction, such as some Realtors are experienced with Short Sales.

I want to try Podio but it seems to require far too much complicated setup.

You will learn a lot by jumping in with both feet on a complicated project that all future investments will be a snap.

You need to understand that to most people people out there, real estate is a big complicated endeavor. 

@Taylor L.Comparing investing with tax-sheltered IRA funds to non-IRA funds can get complicated, as the tax scenarios are often quite different, complex, and varied based on your situation.However, pulling funds from a Roth IRA to invest personally would be foolish. 

Whatever you decide , make sure it’s very clearly spelled out in a written agreement  to avoid complications.