@Andy Horobec, I think the co-living situation is great for some & indifferent for others that depend on the situation.In general, I'd always ensure that any potential property consider still meets the general criteria for what you consider is a deal as if you were renting it out as a regular SFH.Many people got caught up with this in regards to AirBnB, then I feel like oversaturated the market.

The interface in contrast to Facebook, but now I'm back on bigger pockets and just try to be more regular and engage with the community. the interface here is not very user friendly, which I just noticed this am a different interface that confused me as it took me to my dashboard but had no button to get to the forums. 

They will last a life time.Completely agree.True private capital is all about real relationships with actual private lenders not the institutions trying to act like they’re private.As a private money broker I help active investors plug into solid private lender networks so they don’t have to start from scratch.You still hitting REIA meetings regularly or mostly working through your current network these days? 

Out of curiosity: Are you looking for properties that are distressed, inherited, or just regular off-market opportunities?

I agree the hardest thing is financing and getting the team (mainly since I'm too far away for regular checkings)And I know my first deal and a few will be the hardest because of reputation and finding the right partners/teams.

On the contrary, he seems like your regular, friendly 'wealthier than me' neighbor.I am definitely not trying to dispute your suggestion that the original author of this post throw caution to the wind without approaching his decision with careful optimism.

You can use well vetted forms to rent out your properties without having to pay a lawyer or anyone else for something of lesser quality AND they are updated regularly to conform to changing laws and norms. 7.

I was informed we cannot perform a regular Sub To, so the loophole we found was to place the property in the trust and list me as the beneficiary.

Look for brokerages where you can co-list with actual investors, not just regular agents.

This is a good option if you are looking for tax benefits that still require material participation.Good luck and do not hesitate to reach out to myself or the other regulars here if you have any questions.