Basically it comes down to leadership, and when personal money is involved it is tough to not want to be the one who makes the final decision.

Anonymity is also something I’ve been thinking about, particularly with out-of-state investing, so it’s great to know these tools can help with that.I’ll start digging into the basics now so I can make informed decisions when the time comes to set them up.

And if you’re looking to learn more, check out beginner-friendly books like Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor.Let me know if you’d like a basic tracking spreadsheet—happy to share one.

And having done research, I see it basically works like this: He gets title, and is responsible for paying my mortgage.

Same basic analysis applies, but here’s the bonus: this investment also covers your housing needs.

@Isaiah Huggins When I was in college I worked a PT job, rented off campus with friends, split utilities, and was basically dead broke.

@Don Konipol Wow some of the first list is pretty basic, to not understand. 

Bethany was paying $300 per month for nothing more than a basic 10-by-15-foot room, without special amenities.

My most basic thought is that the money is made when you buy not when you sell.

They don't follow basic instructions.