Hey @Daniel Watts, Just from an insurance perspective you will need to be prepared to put an individuals name or all of your names as property insureds and the LLC as a co-insured.If the extra payment of capital means you have "more skin in the game" you might want to allow them to not have their name on the insurance or if you have more skin in the game than you get to get the insurance in your name.

(I'm not knocking investors, I am one myself - just pointing out the reality of the situation from an agent's perspective). 

That's an interesting perspective.

I am proposing the question to everyone else here just to start a friendly discussion and maybe get some different perspective. 

So we can put this in perspective what kind of HOA fees do comparable properties have? 

Just try to look at things from their perspective.

You'll get a great perspective of how Historic Springfield is transforming. 

Many people come from different perspectives on how they achieve the BRRRR process.  

Thanks for the perspective.

I’d love to get your perspective and build on this.