@James Mays be careful who you trust with online "gurus" especially in the multi-family space.

You need to visit the property periodically and should not rely on photos  2. identify who you trust to oversee your investment.

Have you look into transferring the property to a land trust?

Never trust someone else's numbers.

Investing in Real Estate (Rental) - Forming a Serie LLCSeries LLC is formed with the Solo 401k Trust as sole member, Any advantage/disadvantages with each selection?  

Best advice is to just trust your instincts and don't ignore the way you feel during communicating with them.

I know you're looking for inexpensive advice by using AI or posting it on a social media page, but what you posted was way, way too complex to be trusted to either.

lets say the market declines or crashes, the buyer can give the seller the keys back and now get to sell a house that needs cash to fix it up and sell, but would  be selling for less than you'd get nowThe specific legal obligations, and remedies will be spelled out in the deed of trust or mortgage instrument.  

I know there will need to be a trust established and things like that.  

Guys - I was just quoted $5000 for the Trust package (Trust, Will, Living Will, and Power of Attorney), plus $1660 per LLC, which includes one holding company in WY and however many other LLC’s you want to start.