I wanted to offer local support for anyone who needs reliable boots-on-the-ground help.I assist with turnkey setups, contract oversight, tenant placement, and day-to-day property management.

Co-Living is tricky with tenants getting along and overall liability but is a great way to increase income.

We used a few other strategies to curtail the deposit that seemed to benefit both parties involved. 

I have experience in economic development and finance, but am looking to build a portfolio to not be 100% dependent on a day job.

You’re right to be skeptical, that “membership company” workaround gets thrown around a lot, and most of the time it’s either misunderstood or pitched by gurus trying to sell a course.Here’s the reality after running co-living properties at scale:1.

I use to live in Atlanta.

And in my opinion, his book covers everything a newbie needs to understand: from asset selection, to evaluating sponsors, to capital structures.

They have built inventory on hand that they want to sell, but the owner occupied buyers are not buying at levels needed to take up the already built inventory. 

to be a partner you have to bring something to the table, if it isn't money it could be skills but if you had skills I think you wouldn't be here, you would be selling them and your idea to your people you know to reach your goals.

Or you could do a "reverse exchange" where the  QI for the 1031 takes title to the land and holds it for you (but only for a maximum of 180 days).