I like the idea of getting around short term taxes and legislation.

This is intended to be a "forever" home for my family so want to make sure I'm not missing anything.Any ideas on what kind of expert I should look for?

This way before you even acquire your property you already will have a general idea of who you will need to make relationships and how you will need to position yourself to see success. 

This will be the 3rd rental property in my portfolio. with the interest rates being so high I feel Iike a higher down payment could be a good idea over the long run, but I’d like to hear some ides on this, thanks in advance !

Any ideas?

Would love to connect and share ideas.

Seems like a cool idea. 

Ive never sold a property before and have no idea about seller financing.

I think it is a lower risk building this in the center of a city than on 4 acres with no utilities in the center of a rural area without comps or limited comps and only a vacation rental market. my buyer pool is much larger being in a big city and urban and buying infill lots like in columbus ohio. this is just our strategy, I'm finalizing the renderings and everything next week an in contract on our first build for builds in Texas but this is what I would do.

So, being a passive limited partner (LP) might align better with your situation, saving you from potential liability coming from the investment or asset.