Write it up in the OA with mutually exclusive fully understood ironclad exit strategies.I watched a couple of flip partnerships dissolve over the last couple of years.

I am the second example, I work with Buyers in my community exclusively, I am Latino with a background in mortgages. 

If there is anything inside that is serves exclusively a particular unit, then it's still that unit's responsibility to cure, providing that HOA grants the right to access that space for the repair and the owner hires an HOA authorized licensed and insured professional. 

You'll be negative cash flow, lose out on the cap gains exclusion, have to defer the taxes if you ever decide to sell.

It has more to do with your goals and your target market opportunities.For your SD home, be sure to check out the tax exclusion on the sale of your primary residence before you decide to rent it out (particularly, if it has appreciated).

If you are working with a lender or mortgage broker who claims to have an exclusive first time homebuyer program you may want to ask exactly what it entails.

@Mark GallagherI almost exclusively purchase HUD properties and I am starting to see this more and more. 

You won't get the charging order as exclusive remedy for outside protection.Look into having your single member FL LLCs owned by a WY holding LLC to keep that outside protection.

We've been exclusively 1099 for over 20 years and it was simple before, but changed dramatically after 2008-2010. 

Has the OP hired him to be his exclusive Realtor and signed a contract stating he can only work for him and vice versa?