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Jerry Lewandowski
  • Real Estate Agent
  • DFW and Surrounding Areas
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Seeking Advice on Proper Joint Venture Setup

Jerry Lewandowski
  • Real Estate Agent
  • DFW and Surrounding Areas
Posted

Me and a fellow BP member met through networking here on bigger pockets recently and we are both in the DFW area. We are interested in JVing a deal together and we want to make sure we go about it the right way. We want to make sure we have set things up correctly before we purchase that first rehab property. We are looking for advice on things we should think about as far as setup etc. We were thinking of setting up an LLC and purchasing the property through that. We are also interested in meeting with an attorney but we are not sure what questions we should ask. Any advice on questions we might ask or anything else you would like to have us think about is very much appreciated.