You can edit and personalize the books as much as you like, then print the book at Staples or another similar store.

Would the trust protect my personal assets just the same?

Personally, I don't like anything that pay money that is no connected to an agent doing deals but I can see the appeal.

I personally rent out my own units.

Since you don't have an interest in calls/trainings, I'd look for companies with favorable splits.Berkshire Hathaway and Winzone are a couple of companies that come to mind.Also, my brokerage operates in every state and does not collect commissions on your personal deals. 

.)* An offer to send them my vendor list (this one gets HUGE response)* An offer to join Homebot for their homes here or up north* A question of who keeps them up to date on the sales in their neighborhood and an offer to be that person.

Would love to see how performance pans out over the longer term.Also, my personal gut tells me with turnkey that the properties are not BRRRR'able as you're essentially getting them post-renovation for their actual appraised value and not below.

Invest the Roth in a diversified pool of high-quality notes. 

Any recommendations or insights on how to find the right fit would be incredibly helpful.Tenant Screening: Lastly, I'm curious about effective strategies for finding high-quality tenants, especially when renting out rooms individually.

Otherwise, this doesn't seem like a big redflag except I would make sure you clarify that rent is still due from both parties and that if one person isn't paying their portion of the rent then all persons on the lease are responsible for any uncollected payments.