Do your research, when you feel ready, take your best shot.

@Lauren KormyloI currently have 2 LTR in Arizona and wanted to give Airbnb a shot.

ITs an online bank and screen shots---too easy to manipulate for me to believe.

We could have signs up in Spanish, English, French, and any other language that border jumpers speak letting them know that they are not to cross or they will be shot dead.

In pooling the opinions expressed so far, viable approaches run along these two main types 1) If equity partner is supplying less than half of the full acquisition + prep for rent/sale, then it's usually better to treat it as a private loan with a set return, secured or unsecured pending individual circumstances.2) If equity partner is supplying nearly all the upfront costs, managing partner charge a fee for services (one-time general contracting/labor fee to prep [5-10k] and ongoing management fee).In case 1, managing partner holds title, case 2 equity partner holds title.This is based on the premise that sharing control of a rental real estate is usually a headache, so either hold control as the managing partner and pay interest, or let equity partner call the shots and charge them for service rendered.This is for deals under 100k, higher numbers a formal partnership or setting up LLC with operating procedures and buy-out provisions would be necessary.

Just let me know the next time you're ordering and I'll upgrade your report for free so we can take another shot at impressing you with the verification phone calls :)

Give it a shot... 

Took a peek at the Wave Screen Shots and I think they gave it a good try, but it is kind of babyish.  

for those following this discussion, I am a not comfortable with the shots taken at the attorney from the podcast.

http://kitsapferries.com/#WhatWhyThat would be Bremertons money shot.