In my opinion, it's not bad if you don't mind the added headache.Few other options are a Trust, LLP, LLC owned by your LLC and your Partner's LLC.I strongly recommend that you consult with a lawyer.

I have always performed annual inspections and the house was always clean and in good order, and I did in fact see the tenant in May 2017 at the last signing.The first thought that crossed my mind was that the tenant was trying to get out of the lease early and that this is one giant game that he is playing.

Let me know if you need me to go check something out for you, I don't mind. 

Collaboration can happen anywhere, especially among like-minded people who are taking action in other areas.What kind of opportunities have brought you the greatest happiness?

(I'm sticking to a a rough full-time hours estimate for this post but you CAN hire a part-time worker too, of course, as your work increases and the position becomes full-time)Keep in mind that you're providing someone employment and an income that they'll rely on.

No idea if that would work or what the interest would be, but it springs to mind since $19k is a relatively small sum.

IE consult with investors and do their due diligence on the syndicator the project etc.charge a nominal fee but give the investor some piece of mind that a third party went through the offering docs.. did some due diligence on the market and such.. ???

And do you have an area in mind you want to live, or are you pretty open? 

Hi Carlos,You have a time frame and a property type in mind.

I don't mind my portion of the mortgage, my thoughts are when I move out and this will be a 100% rental, I don't imagine I would get more than $1,300.00~$$1,400.00 total rent.