Calling all interior designers!

The key is figuring out what the design concept is that you are going for for the house.

We started investing while my husband was active, the demands of military life were a huge motivation for us to design a life that aligned with our interests and values. 

The contractor can put a mechanic's lien on the house (or not) to be paid off at closing.

My parents bought a property for my sister,, the cost of the house, lot rent, taxes, she never paid,, but an accounting was done where those amounts were kept track of and were deducted from her inheritance, they had other properties also but this was one way they could provide for her, have control of that asset for taxes, and still designate it for her after they died. so you could set up something similar maybe if your in-laws knew the benefits of this estate planning. 

I believe those systems are only designed to be installed below tile flooring on a small scale.

We are pursuing historic designation, which can take a huge chunk off of the property taxes.

From the code book: They’re designed for nonpressure (drain, waste, and vent) applications, and are manufactured in shielded (completely wrapped in stainless steel) and unshielded (stainless band clamps at each end only) versions.

Minh Nguyen contact Derek Wolf at Wolf Design Studio.

I just made up the numbers in the example - the question is less about the worthiness of the investment and more the mechanics of achieving the ownership split.