I did reach out and ask about the nature of the transaction as well as what they think a contract would look like in this case.

I'm not a networker by nature, but I've been practicing. 

So if you got a $500,000 loan for a $500,000 house with a leasehold structure and you decide to sell 5 years later and you paid a total of $100,000 on the loan leaving a balance of $400,000 but the home sold for $300,000 due to the depreciating nature of the property, then you would have to pay the loaner $400,000 - $300,000 = $100,000. 

I am one of the many who are looking to get a househack going in Dallas when I move there in May, and a natural part of that is lenders.

long term property management companies have not incorporated this into their model.

Finally: as proof that threads aren't just removed "willy-nilly", this very thread could be removed by the primary nature of its content (to wit: I don't like the policies, I'm leaving).

@Gert DervishajGert-that makes sense to incorporate the property management fee in the numbers.I can’t thank you enough- you will do well in life.I hope you don’t mind if i ask more questions later if we go down this road.

I’m very much interested in a duplex or something of that nature here on the gulf coast of Florida.

Ch. 1 Why I Love Rental Properties Ability to use the leverage Ability to hustle for greater returns Ability to manage my investment directly People always need a place to live Its worked for millions of people before me Fairly stable and predictable for those interested in long term gains Not having to be presentThe 4 Wealth Generators (from a rental) Appreciation- natural and forced (the only generator flippers get) Can be very risky but can be the icing on the cake Cash Flow- buy properties that offer cash flow today.

Hey Donavan, if your parents are willing to trust you on what you're doing, you can get them to co-sign you and incorporate their income with your first property.