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Katherine S.
  • Investor
  • Grosse Pointe Shores, MI
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JV between flipper and buy-and-holder?

Katherine S.
  • Investor
  • Grosse Pointe Shores, MI
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My husband and I are just getting started putting together a rental portfolio for passive retirement income. We have 3 SFH which we were fortunate to buy at very good prices. Unfortunately, the market here has really heated up, and we've seen a 30% increase in the price of the kind of houses we're targeting in just the last 6 months.

This makes it difficult to make our cash on cash targets with purchase prices like that, so we haven't been able to acquire a new property.  

We like the BRRRR strategy, but don't have the ability to do rehab ourselves. DH has a W2 and I'm in a wheelchair, so access and time to swing hammers is limited. We're also don't have any experience working with wholesalers or contractors. But we do have some financial resources, and I'm pretty good a keeping track of the money, honey.

Has anyone who is pursuing a buy and hold strategy partnered with a flipper to acquire a rental property?  If so, how could that be structured?  

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