TLDR: I'm
buying out my house from my ex-boyfriend in Seattle (King County),
Washington and I'm struggling to find what the REET if I'm buying my
ex's stake in the house. Do you pay less if its only for half the...

If you have an LLC, ownership percentages are recorded and thus difficult and/or costly to change if an active partner is earning equity through actions.To give some personal experience, Lending and banking can be difficult at best, impossible at worst with a Land Trust.  

Consider buying multiple units, partnering, and diversifying income.

Does it make sense to get a business partner?

If all goes well, I may be able to partner with this seasoned developer in Baltimore to help me through the process and we're currently discussing what that partnership might look like.

Specifically in SC, though, I would check two things - 1) see if the ATI exemption applies and actually quote the taxes for that particular property on the county tax estimator tool, and 2) get a ballpark quote from your insurance partner on the particular property.

Refine exit strategies and partner with experienced teams for a mix of flips for capital and multifamily properties for cash flow and long-term growth.Good luck!

You could partner with agencies or local companies to rent to relocating professionals.

I have several properties each in different entities, with different partners.

She does not have an on line mangement system though just sends a check each month with a little ledger of expenses.I have a client that runs a larger company and they do a nice job at least on all the deals I have done for them as a capital partner when I do the draws and look at my before and afters they do some really nice work in a timely fashion