Largely we aim for mobile home deals, we've ran into complications and obstacles when dealing with some of the agents so prefer to deal directly with the buyer & seller, but creating a relationship prior as you're recommending could alleviate that for sure. 

By prioritizing open communication and clarity, we aim to deliver successful outcomes while building trust with our borrowers.If you have any questions or would like to discuss further, feel free to reach out.

I am certainly not a tax expert, but fwiw, I just looked at my closing statement from the purchase of a Brooklyn multi-fam and as purchaser, I paid the following taxes:Transfer Tax Additional Transfer(mansion)taxTransfer Tax Supplemental NYC(mansion)taxMortgage Tax 1st mortgage

@Don Fisco, this is a complicated endeavor, but most of my clients have complicated aims, and I love a challenge.Firstly, you want to talk to a real-estate lawyer about the in's and out's of a tenancy-in-common  deed.

My goal is to at least match my current monthly expense of $3k (After all units are rented) while aiming for long-term appreciation.

Of those 20 projects, we BRRRR 8-10 per year, and the flips supplement the money left in the BRRRRs.

Cash Flow: Decide whether you're aiming for long-term appreciation (ROI) or immediate cash flow.

I’ve been thinking about supplementing my investing with something like this in the near future.

@Roberto RodasYou should consider yourself first, how much capital you have, what you are trying to accomplish with real estate, are you aiming to do it full time, or do you want to be a passive investor?

I would aim for something that needs minor work, just cosmetic improvements.