Probably a combination of the two.Either way it just might work (disclaimer: I'm not endorsing the use of narcotics prescription or otherwise as a creativity or mindset booster).

I have worked with Derrick and do not get paid to endorse him.

Do not use multiple LLCs, one for each property, I have never heard any of our member attorneys suggest or endorse that strategy.

And, while your credit might swing that issue, all borrowers will be viewed as to ability to pay considering any project income.You can partner, but I wouldn't simply co-sign as a guarantor or endorser of any note and if you do, it will be a matter that counts against your ability to borrow.

Hi,I am shopping my rental property insurance and agent gave me a quote has this endorsement really confuses me: "Amendatory Endorsement water Damage" for $1000 The property is in DFW area and is covered @200k for Coverage A.

Now I can see why this is a RE investor's "hang out" (as endorsed).

@Joel Collinsworth  That's quite an endorsement.

You do take on liability endorsing others, taking money will only make that worse. :) 

"Qualification" by the SEC is not an endorsement of our investments, and no government or agency has passed on the merits of our offering.

I don't receive anything for endorsing them.