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Buying with family tips

Spencer Downing
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Hello I am looking to buy my first rental house and it will be with my Brother as it is his inlaws house and is getting a great deal on it. I am a little worried about investing with a family member especially as it will be me doing most of the work. Does anyone have any input or suggestions as ideas to make it successful? I would like to build an exit strategy before the investment to ensure we both are clear on the expectations of the property would be interested in some ideas that I should include in that as well would like to have something written down about how to end the deal if one party wants out and would love some suggestions on what that might look like. I am an avid investor but just looking to start in the real estate market when this deal came up, my brother is not much of an investor and has not researched anything with real estate but is excited about the opportunity that being said he is also not in the same financial position as myself with much free equity so different points in our life i guess is what worries me.

Thanks 

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