It’s been essentially 1.5 years as a homeowner and in that timeframe the value of my property is in the ballpark of $210-225k, so essentially a $45-55k difference from what’s left on my mortgage.

They are essentially buying bonds and warehousing cash.

I see this a lot with colonials that have been converted to have apartments in them, essentially 2 beds/1baths over 1 beds/1baths.

The experienced partner, while they may take more of the pie, can allow you to invest with essentially guard rails.

Banks also won't loan for rehab projects which is an essential part of the BRRR process. 

The reason why I kept the property is that I have a 2.8% interest rate, so my principal decreases by $1,000 per month, but I essentially have no cash flow and am banking on at the equity and hopefully an increase in property value with time.

Our value is essentially just being able to take the property management stress off the owners while providing them with a steady check.

This puts me in the awkward position to have to communicate with the tenant that I'm essentially evicting.

They could essentially lend your LLC or send money to the title company directly and be the mortgage holder.

Additionally, I can then sell that property later and essentially sell my old loan as a house.