I  guess you could say I've been far to kind in the past and unfortunately (or fortunately) I am no longer going to be that way.

I guess I would think about it differently if I've had bad experiences in the past or if I thought that we would be way off on our numbers when having to wrap up the project and make payment.  

@Andy Mirza an assumptive close....that’s my only guess.

I guess in a way, we'd be doing that in any home we're paying for, but we'd also be getting paid by the LLC to manage the other rentals, so it would reduce our living expenses even further.

I guess I never even thought about that. 

It's not all that bad I guess but that's just about the same I would get in dividends by putting $20k into Fundrise or other of these syndication (Groundfloor is my preferred place at this point).Got to think about how tax, depreciation, etc. play into this but as a first pass, not sure what to think about the added headache that may come with remotely investing in SFH.

Then, don't second-guess them.

I guess a cashout I'd still be buyer though?

I guess it really depends on what he wants from you, and how often you would step foot on the property.

I'm not saying I don't think you can't achieve those rents, because it obviously depends on the finishes, but I would just recommend focusing on the big picture stuff on a deal before nit picking every maintenance details because honestly it's an educated guess either way.