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Chris Hines
  • Investor
  • Gilbert, AZ
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First Step in Assembling a Team

Chris Hines
  • Investor
  • Gilbert, AZ
Posted

So I've been reading through the UBG, specifically section 4.  In this, it talks about assembling your team.

Here's my question.  I've done nothing purchase related yet.  But I'm interested in establishing the framework to start my business.  Is it premature for me to talk with a tax professional and decide on a structure before I start looking to buy?

I know I'm going to target either turnkey properties, either 2 single family or a small multi around the end of the year.  I know I'm planning on doing conventional financing to begin with as my investor profile should allow that.  I also will keep my 9-5 job (15 month triplets are extremely expensive). I've started working on my business plan as well.

Insight appreciated, if I'm missing something please feel free to critique or ask me.

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