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Updated almost 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

Can I Bring Borrowed Money into a Joint Venture Deal?
I have been invited to JV on an investment property using a DSCR loan, but I don't have enough cash on hand. Can I borrow money for the down payment and use it for the JV? If so, how would I need to structure the JV agreement? I have never worked with someone else on an investment property before.
To clarify: the scenario is a buy and hold residential rental property, no plans to pull money out of it.