We market and list the properties, take bookings, and handle all rental aspects. 

I'm always trying to learn all aspect or different approaches. 

While i won't be generating a profit at this property it will allow me to build equity with another persons capital (which in my opinion is awesome), on top of that it will free up anywhere 70-80% of my mortgage payment to invest and further expand my Realestate portfolio on a monthly basis.I already have a renter application written up but I really could use help on every other aspect of this.

While i won't be generating a profit at this property it will allow me to build equity with another persons capital (which in my opinion is awesome), on top of that it will free up anywhere 70-80% of my mortgage payment to invest and further expand my Realestate portfolio on a monthly basis.I already have a renter application written up but I really could use help on every other aspect of this.

While i won't be generating a profit at this property it will allow me to build equity with another persons capital (which in my opinion is awesome), on top of that it will free up anywhere 70-80% of my mortgage payment to invest and further expand my Realestate portfolio on a monthly basis.I already have a renter application written up but I really could use help on every other aspect of this.

If 15%, you can look at Conventional....which could also be a bit more with the row home aspect.

Investors, I am in the process of acquiring a 4 Plex house hack and the units have carpet in every aspect of them except kitchen and bathrooms.

Is there anyone who can help me in one or more of these aspects? 

I don't believe there are any requirements for being in-state - it is just specific for relaying Indiana state specific information to those involved in the many aspects of REI in Indy. 

my main concern is, I want to gain little bit on all four aspects of RE profits, i.e. appreciation, cash flow, loan pay down and tax. the other concern, I see there are plenty of subdivision under construction in the Nampa area and rapid price increase in properties. should I still buy in Nampa before it's too late and capture some appreciation?