@Shanai Rogers I don't know a company that does this but I am hearing the basic strategy is to find a mom and pop landlord and turn a blind eye to the any sublease prohibition while trying to rent as a business.

End buyers don’t care what went into the project – your forte.

Purchase price: $175,000 Cash invested: $5,000 Single family home in Jacksonville, Florida.

South Lake Tahoe runs on tourism, there has to be a better way to find a balance.

If you do sell I would still gut the basement so it's a clean slate for the next buyer, it'd be more transparent so the next buyer can have accurate numbers.

How does one go about finding private money with an equity share component?  

Sounds like you’re already off to a solid start with homeownership and shared ownership out of state that’s huge.If you’re looking to grow, I’d recommend getting really clear on your goals (cash flow, appreciation, time freedom, etc.), then figuring out what strategy lines up with that whether it’s BRRRR, buy & hold, or something else.From there, surround yourself with the right team agent, lender, contractor, PM and start running numbers consistently.

You can likely find his spiel on the internet.  

Even if you are negative cash flowing but living there, it may be worth it, as you are not paying rent to someone else.

There are two types of cost segregation study companies.1 - An engineering firm where a professional will stop by to analyze the property and provide you a report based on his/her findings.2 - An engineering firm that will send you a questionnaire.