I'm looking for an attorney that can help with setting up a joint venture / partnership agreement between the partners.

@Kevin Ha He's right, the best way for you to move forward is probably to talk to 100 people CRUSHING it, narrow it down to 10, then do joint venture with 1.

Originally posted by @Jorge Hernandez:how about go 50/50 with another investor so you won't use any of your own money or try to find an owner financing deal. ( I'm sure you have already thought about that) I have heard of joint venture investments like this.

As a landlord, my knee-jerk reaction is "EVICT!"

The rent checks just get deposited in a general "joint checking account" that is used to pay my personal and rental expenses. 

I work full time, my wife and I file jointly around $110k income.The house cost $168,500. 

Is it common for most people to choose joint tenants, or community property, or community property with right of survivorship?

Its a team effort with multiple partner/managers in each fund.I have also partnered with individuals in joint ventures on a one-to-one basis for those who are looking for potentially higher upside on the outcome for the project.

I’ve come upon a deal, it would be our first, that has great numbers but am having some trouble getting the financing together. Here are the numbers:
purchase price- 400000
ARV-535000
Repairs- 25000-35000
And that’s ...

Expendable income attracts all the cool food joints, breweries, yoga studios, etc. that millennials love.Love prices + cool stuff = millennials crack.And before you know it the area has been "gentrified 2.0" and blows up like crazy.