All Forum Posts by: Taron Wright
Taron Wright has started 2 posts and replied 6 times.
Post: New to House Hacking in ATL

- Cincinnati, OH
- Posts 6
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@Tanisha Meredith I started off by house hacking my first two properties! I can definitely let you know some things I learned.
Post: Just Realized I’ve Been a Landlord… Not an Investor

- Cincinnati, OH
- Posts 6
- Votes 5
@William Miller been there too! I've learned to "live by the numbers" and completely take emotion out of it. My first pure rental I thought I had great numbers when they were below average to average at first. Tough learning lesson, but gotta start somewhere. Luckily that one appreciated like crazy because it was in Charlotte, NC. So I got lucky
Post: Structuring Small MFH Deals with Investor Equity – How Are You Handling Legal Docs?

- Cincinnati, OH
- Posts 6
- Votes 5
@Ned Carey Thanks for the info! I'm working on alternatives to structuring the deal. If I come up with something worth use I'll come back and share it with you
Post: Hi everyone! My Name is Taron

- Cincinnati, OH
- Posts 6
- Votes 5
@Min Zhang let's do it! Love to connect with people to bounce ideas
Post: Hi everyone! My Name is Taron

- Cincinnati, OH
- Posts 6
- Votes 5
I’m based in Ohio and currently transitioning from single-family rentals into small multifamily properties. My focus is building an honest, scalable, investor-backed business with long-term holds.
I’m here to learn, contribute, and connect with others doing the same, especially those experienced with small multifamily, raising private capital, and structuring deals the right way.
Looking forward to connecting and growing together!
Post: Structuring Small MFH Deals with Investor Equity – How Are You Handling Legal Docs?

- Cincinnati, OH
- Posts 6
- Votes 5
I'm transitioning from SFH investing to small multifamily (5–12 units) to scale more efficiently. I'm planning to use an equity model where investors receive preferred returns and a share of equity.
My priority is building a transparent, SEC-compliant brand—but attorney fees for PPMs and other docs are steep.
If you've structured similar small MFH deals, how did you handle the legal side (PPM, Operating Agreement, etc.) without breaking the bank? Open to creative, compliant alternatives too. Appreciate any feedback.