@Ann Bellamy We don't put the name of the owner on the title, more likeBlank blank Trust, custodian for benefit of IRA account number 999999That way the ownership is not on the public record but the uniqueness of the ownership is in the account number not the person's name. 

It has a home depot theme correct?

I said I wanted to be certain we had the same person, because there can be multiple individuals with identical names, so did he have anything in the application that would be unique like SSN.

From reading others posts, listening to the BP podcast and random conversations with other investors/homeowners, I don't think this problem is unique to you or I!  

I have had several clients who have been very successful in these areas, but as it was mentioned before they come with their own unique challenges.

But remember that everyone's situation is unique, so be sure to educate yourself on the subject and have experienced expert in your corner.

Unlike most people, I have unique problem, and that is that I have too much time on my hands.

My husband and I have just purchased a property because it has a unique "overlay" zoning that allows for multiple units to be built.

Here in Hawaii, the real estate market is a bit more vibrant than in the rest of the country thanks to a few unique features (warm weather, idyllic tropical setting, extremely low crime rates, etc.), so demand is consistently higher than in most other places.

so it would take no cash up front (they would need to have the funds available though).Upon further thought It would need to be a NNN type lease so PITI and maintenance is payed by the me so the buyer has no expenses until after the leaseback is over, Then the buyer would get the property to do as they want (hopefully keeping me on as PM).