Have you seen the completed home in person? 

Second, you need to have separate business accounts for each entity.

First person I met was the section 8 case worker.

Here are some considerations for commercial real estate:Higher Income Potential: Commercial properties often generate higher rental income compared to residential properties, especially in prime locations.Longer Leases: Commercial leases tend to be longer (5-10 years or more), providing more stable cash flow and less frequent turnover.Tenant Diversity: Depending on the property type, you can diversify your tenant base, spreading risk across multiple businesses or corporations.Market Dynamics: Commercial real estate can be more sensitive to economic cycles and local market conditions, requiring a deeper understanding of business trends and tenant industries.Purchasing: Generally, commercial real estate will require 20% down.Choosing Between the Two:When deciding between commercial and residential real estate, consider these factors:Investment Goals: Are you looking for steady rental income, long-term appreciation, or both?

My business partner and I are in the process of ending a very successful 10+ year partnership in which we managed to build a portfolio of 50+ units through the BRRR method. 

As others have mentioned, there is a personal aspect to doing it this way since it involves yourself, spouse, and possibly a family. 

Realty Doctors - property purchaseRealty Medics - property management I will not be doing future business with either.

Our focus is partnering with investors, and that's what we're personally doing in Waco. 

I am assuming when you say partner its business partner and not married :) 

There may be a paywall here, if so, contact me and I will send you a PDF copy of the article.https://www.wsj.com/personal-finance/real-estate-landlord-in...