Structuring is easy -- set up a separate LLC with this group, allocate % of ownership on the LLC based on % of ownership in the properties, capital investments, etc. however you'd like.

Maintain an appropriate capex reserve for these items, and you’ll be in a good position even if you need to shell out thousands of dollars on replacements.Hope this helps!

I'm working on alternatives to structuring the deal.

Anywhere from shells/full gut flips to turnkey rentals. 

I just wish more investors in your shoes understood the truth before shelling out money unececessarily. 

Has anyone here bought or sold a property using a structure where the buyer doesn’t get the deed, but instead buys membership units in an LLC that owns the home?

Hello! I am currently in a great predicament and can't seem to figure it out. I have the option to attain 5 quadplexes that are currently generating $18,215/mo gross income with '0% down'. I have a lender willing to d...

@Eric Amundson, You can't do a 1031 exchange into non-real estate passive investments because it has to be investment real estate for investment real estate.However, there are syndications that do qualify for 1031 treatment because of how they are structured, such as UPREITS (Real estate investment trust), or DSTs (Delaware statutory trust).

The Inspection helps ensure there are no serious issues, such as a leaky roof, a faulty electrical system or structural defects. 

if you're not ready to shell out for all of this that's OK.