But the reason that this process is difficult is that the company is dissolving upon disposition.As far as Units owned it’s a tough metric to measure in case of talk above.  

I belong to several credit unions and the others are difficult to get a primary home loan for, much less an investment loan. 

It appears to me that the builder sees skyrocketing demand and increased housing prices as a chance to charge more.Fighting this could difficult, but you could ask for proof of hard costs.

And outside of something like the credit crisis a reduction of $700K properties to $560K is a much more difficult market condition to replicate.So we recommend to our clients a two fold course of action1.

@Aren Kern It is difficult to assess the expected market rent without knowing the the specific home. 

Some appraisers will not use comps that were cash as it is difficult to find the truth in the deal.

I think having this as a 'personal residence' and the partner not getting anything for an unforeseen period makes this a difficult ask.The 'partner' will also be stuck with having this mortgage show up on his credit report/DTI which will hurt his lending power on future deals.

The only difficult part I see with doing both (as a beginner) is funding, the more you invest in your 401k and Roth IRA, the less you have for those down payments and ways of financing

I started renting a small storage unit where I can keep any extra refrigerator (these had been difficult to find in my local big box stores lately), range and washer and dryer as needed (including if my own washer/dryer suddenly kicks the bucket).

It's a little bit more difficult to find a buyer for that as a wholesaler, because your audience is mostly residential.