Then simply lock it up in their name or a new entity name and give to them for your fee.If you do go the double close/transactional funding method, get your funds lined up earlier rather than later.

My late father had a partnership with a family member, nephew.They were friends for as long as one knew them, however later probably due to differing expectations, duplication and poor communication the deal went southIt was an informal arrangement on a commercial property.They were doing the exact same thing (duplication of duties)To be honest i am skeptical of partnerships unless its the variety of bring a deal(syndication/flip seeking private lender) and the other is a money partner (private lender/passive investor).Maybe also listening to a mentor where you stand to gain from the other investor's experiences and contacts (sponsor).

Later down the road I think I would like to get into building multifamily homes. 

Think of all the things that could go wrong and see if the lease addresses them: unauthorized pets or tenants, early termination, security deposit, lease violations, late rent, eviction, lawn maintenance, parking, etc.5.

Once the review posts, this will trigger an email to them automatically from Airbnb saying "Your host has reviewed you, take a moment to review them now".Just be careful setting up auto-messages asking for reviews a day later. 

Fast forward two years later, and they have been very good to date. 

My first deal was a duplex then one year later closed on an 89 unit deal. 

A 20 min conversation mostly complaining about the previous owner and $2k later and he agreed to move out in 10 days.

They said there's usually a two-week turnover but here we are over two months later and the unit is still empty.

Even if you outsource landlording to a Property Management company you will sooner or later run into a situation where you need to have some serious conversation with your PM and that will cause your stomach churning for sure.