But you can make it work, but YOU have to work harder to be SURE it will work and never let your family member take the loss.Now, if he's loaning you money, you get ALL of the ownership, profits, etc.

I signed addendum to transfer deposit to new title but it was a scam- intending to extend contract- he told me he was worried about losing money, disappointing family, etc.

I have a home that I have lived in the past few years, but I was recently transferred and no longer live in the home.

Some of these cards were 0% on just purchases, and some of them had balance transfer checks that could be deposited into the account and then wired as my portion of the down payment on a property.  

I generally recommend the following suburbs of Baltimore for solid rentership: Columbia, Glen Burnie, Towson.So in summary, if you found a househack in the range of 200-350K, I'd expect to have 12-17K saved up for an owner-occupied, first-time home ownership structured deal in the surrounding counties of Greater Baltimore. 

Any drawings and maps of the infrastructure and size of lot8.Any Contracts that will be transferred to buyer at closing 9.Signed Rules and Leases for each resident10.2 years Tax Returns11.2 years Profit and Loss12.List of Capital Expenditures for the last 3 years13.Listing of any current problems (water, sewer, gas, electric)14.

Most headaches will be transferred to them.

Selling my primary home after a year and a half of ownership.

They do not have ownership, loan obligations, or day to day responsibilities and I am currently in the process to refinance each property.Is there any benefit to completing a quit claim deed now or during the refinance process?

There are multiple reason why that is a bad assumption (that investor could be insuring that property at Actual Cash Value vs Replacement Cost, that property could be with an insurance carrier that no longer writes multifamily and the policy is grandfathered in until it switches ownership or that property could be under insured from the previous owner).