If you gotta pay every contractor in town to fix your places your never going to make money because your giving it all away to everybody and their brother .

That's a huge gift brother, so don't take it for granted.So about your credit score or lack of.

My brother and I did our first deal last year. 

I joined a real estate investment group, went to real estate networking meetings, read real estate books, took a weekend workshop on wholesaling, wholesaled some properties, once I had enough down money I borrowed money from a private lender (my real estate lawyer) and flipped a property, then another, then I had enough to buy a single family rental, partnered with my brother, bought another...now I have 82 rental units (single family, multifamily, office and commercial).

I’m out of Midland, my brother is an investor-friendly agent out of Lubbock.

Hi,I'm a newbie real estate investor and I'm looking for some guidance on how to structure my partnership on a rental property with my brother.A little background on the situation:Myself and my brother will be partnering on the down payment for a SFRThe mortgage on the property will be solely in my nameI will be putting in a greater amount of the down payment, so I want to structure the terms of the deal, so that I own a higher percentage of the deal.

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I recommend you call Fontana Brothers AC.

Hi, I currently have a property that I’ve bought a few years back with my brothers but was financed by just myself (It was easier to get the loan that way).

Here is his deal breakdown:Purchase Price: $230,000Down Payment 5%: $11,500Mortgage Payment: $1,608Rent: $1000, $800, $600 (Will be occupying the $600 unit)Cash Flow: $192Richard, our transaction coordinator, and my brother, Nick, our director of operations, partnered up and purchased a five-bedroom, three bath house in Tucson 7 months ago.