So A gets $1k in interest at years end, B gets $500, C gets $5k. 10% is probably a bit high, but you get the picture.Another way is to structure it like a fund, where the main money men get all the profits and distributions until all their initial capital is returned, and then the money men give a big percentage to the 'sweat equity' manager guy. 

He also added in a new HVAC system and roof so there are no major structural issues.

You have to find parks, raise money, structure the deal, and then manage all of the assets.

The corporate structure and operations have become the biggest obstacle I face today.I operate in Southern California and would like a referral to, or leadership from a seasoned pro.  

First question is how much do lawyers normal charge to make sure the deal is structured correctly?

First question is how much do lawyers normal charge to make sure the deal is structured correctly?

In reality, the simpler the structure, the better.  

Also, because the structure has been vacant for a while, it attracted bad elements and voilence.

Most only show partial information and you have to go physically to the court house (or hire someone) to get the rest of the info and print out pages if necessary,  If you cannot find it on the website call the offices.

Also the blue plastic and the cardboard structure underneath it is an eyesore, I don't know what it's for but if it's a camouflage like for the trash and recycling bins I would build a partial fence structure with a opening that you can close to hide those, and to match the fence around the the property.