However at the moment we’re currently based abroad, so we’re looking to connect with experienced, hands-on investors or operators in the U.S. who are actively involved in sourcing, rehabbing, and managing projects on the ground.Our goal for the next few years is to:Partner on a few deals to learn the full process from acquisition to resale.Contribute capital and add value wherever possible.Build long-term relationships with trustworthy, experienced partners before scaling our own operation.We’re serious about learning, transparent in our approach, and ready to collaborate with people who are equally professional and results-driven.If you’re open to discussing potential partnerships or mentorship arrangements, I’d love to connect.— Edon

The tenant is charged for our posting legal notice, as per lease.While posting notice (or before) we can check the unit to see if it's still occupied.Unless the tenant has made written arrangements with you regarding payment, ALWAYS stick to your policy, and make sure your PM follows your directions, per your lease.

At that point, it starts to resemble a Ponzi scheme, where their only hope was that the market would outperform and generate enough fees to cover the shortfall.”  

The agreement is with you and the contractor you don't know how his company arrange all the repairs behind the scenes.

They must charge fair market rent, maintain a formal lease, and treat the arrangement as arm’s length.

Many title companies can per-arrange this for recording post closing.

The IRS allows TIC interests to qualify for 1031 as long as the arrangement doesn't resemble a partnership or joint venture.To stay compliant, your TIC agreement should follow the IRS guidance in Rev.

House Hack (If You’re Open to Moving Locally)If you’re still renting or flexible with living arrangements, consider a house hack.

Outline all the financial arrangements: how are reserves handled, accountant's bill, repairs, etc. 

Any items stored on the porch (or in the yard visible to neighbors) shall be minimal, be arranged neatly, and must not impede access to the unit.