Hopefully it won’t be too long.As far as your idea goes, if I’m understanding it correctly, you have located an RV community that essentially sells RV lots instead of renting them.

She didn’t want to be on there, there is no benefit to someone not living at the property but being on the lease.

Hi @David Montore, yes essentially you have the sequencing correctBob

He went front buying $250k in liens to buying essentially $0 in liens.

The weather might scare a few people away, but the locals keep themselves insulated and well-primed when the snow and wind come in.The City is actively attempting to lure millennials from Chicago with an ad campaign that highlights the City's amenities and transportation benefits.

How would this affect my ability to take advantage of all the good tax benefits of rental property?  

Now I know this essentially grounds to allow the buyer to back out.

There are many more (I didn't even mention seller financing and then OPM for rehab costs) I think you would benefit greatly if you took a little more time to learn.

I am curious to hear if there are attorney/brokers out there and if they know of what the possible benefits but also the pitfalls, ethical issues, and downsides are of becoming a broker as an attorney.

create a power point with what you're looking to do and let them know that you could split the deal with you doing all the work, but them sharing the benefits with a 50% investment.