I see it similar to gun control.

It's called JVing, (joint venturing), I tried it a few times, never closed a deal doing it, came close though...

@Joe VilleneuveHaving a better idea of the property condition in real time, controlling who moves in next door, maybe savings on repairs by combining primary and investment capex expenses (IE, a painter might give us a better deal painting both properties at once), really knowing tenant and planning for future lease extensions or termination.All arguable of course.

Why not be thrilled with your first successful venture, give it a bit of time and allow it to appreciate and for you to save the money you're making each month (and/or save more elsewhere) and then find another great investment like this one?

They’ve also been harassing my tenant at the house by doing things like taking off the AC control from the wall while she’s sleeping (and AC is essential in SC!).

Conversely, if you have a multi-family where you are responsible for snow removal, ice control on steps, etc, there is much more potential liability exposure.

and thanks for the offer with the credit help, but we've finally got it under control and should be where we want to be very soon.

I do like the idea of raising our capital through flips and doing multi-family/commercial property deals as that is the ultimate goal of this whole venture. 

Was there something you did to help you feel more confident in entrusting others in this venture?

I know some things out of my control are possible like evictions or misc repairs.I'm also kind of nervous because the building was built in 1898 but the two 2-bedrooms have been completely renovated.Also, another thing that is making me nervous is their counter.