Just be aware that moving them in can scratch expensive flooring if they are not careful etc so that is the benefit of providing them. 

I changed strategies and started buying single families and they have similar returns (-$150 to $-300 per month when figuring PM, vacancy, repair, cap ex) but have the added benefit of being sellable to anyone, unlike a 2-4 unit.

The question is: are there benefits to this person requiring vaccines from her tenants.

Either you want the tax benefits or show that you are cash flowing(hurts your DTI).

Before I consider investing in their projects, I am looking forward to making my own investment to build experience, gain confidence and learn the way to do it, so I can repeat the process… So, I guess, that only because my thoughts for real state changed, I will give these guys the benefit of the doubt… Thanks again Mike for sharing your thoughts with me, this is awesome!

I’m looking for some Creative Financing to get this done in a way it can benefit them for retirement 

When I get the loan for the house I would basically give all of it to the seller, however I thought in Real Estate you're suppose to use leverage for your benefit.

What we as LLs use that money for should not be rammed down the tenants throat as a massive benefit for us.

I'm a huge fan of the HELOC- people tend to get caught up thinking that the cash out is better because the rate is typically lower, but that's really the only benefit. 

Quality of life has more benefits then just a $ number associated with equity in your home.