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First Investment Property with Two Partners

Matthew Detar
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Hello!

I am a 21 year old college student aspiring to be a real estate investor. Some of my friends have also expressed interest in this objective. My friends and I have seriously considered investing in our first property together to mitigate risk, pool funds,  and learn together. 

I have multiple questions for some of you experienced investors. 

Would you guys recommend this 3-way partnership for our first property?

If we do buy together, what is the best method for acquiring a loan? Would one person put it in their name and the other partners just give him money under the table for the downpayment?

We are planning on a property that requires some rehabbing, then potentially refinancing it and making it a rental. We intend to use this opportunity to do some of the flipping ourselves such as tiling, installing cupboards, and other things that don't require professionals. My question is, do you recommend we try to do some of the flipping ourselves via the help of youtube and other resources, or should we hire professionals for everything?

Any knowledge is treasured and appreciated, thank you!

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