I would say that if it provides an acceptable level of cash flow and you don't need the capital, I would say hold on to it.

Also what is likely to make you the most money is something you enjoy and uses your unique talents and skills to the best level. 

The Note is the legal document that contains the actual terms of the loan, it has all the details of the amount borrowed, the interest rate, how often you make payments, late fees, etc.There are three levels of assurances with loans.Just a verbal agreementa formal written promissory noteA recorded mortgage with a promissory noteMy guess is when someone said put the lenders on the deed, they may have meant a deed of trust.

It all depends on your comfort level though.

I am learning from him but very much want to take it to the next level.

I am learning from him but very much want to take it to the next level.

It can certainly gauge your level of experience in some cases, but sometimes you can own 1% of the GP on a 300 unit project. 

I personally g/tee these loans.Rates have moved down significantly and I recently had all properties appraised showing significant increases in value. 

Purchase price: $180,000 Cash invested: $20,000 It's a 3000+ square feet 2-level commercial flex space condo unit located in an industrial zone.

There are multiple strategies that can work to make single-family homes house hack for great returns right out of the gate (rent by the room, split level turned duplex, short-term rentals etc.)