Make sure you consult a lawyer and that you are using an iron clad joint venture agreement.

Yeah, chances are if the sidewalk is as poorly constructed as you can see -there's no expansion joints, mesh and there's not a sufficient gravel base beneath the existing concrete.

Unfortunately, I don't think there is a way to manage an asset with a "joint venture" feeling when it comes to property management.Good luck though.Sincerely,Dave

Re: the other tools that members receive, there is a remarkable opportunity using private investor money (REIT's) to joint venture the purchase of REO/short sale properties at 50-55% of FMV, and re-sell to retail buyers at 85-90% of FMV.

If not you could assign your lease option, or do a joint venture / Cooperative agreement with the home owner.

If you MUST use particle board to save $$, after they go in, run a bead of clear silicone over every single joint (do this for bath vanities too) to help prevent any water from getting to the particle board.

We (me, my brother and mother) jointly own an apartment in NYC and want to rent it out.

Better to Give a Contract For Option to Purchase and a Lease to avoid Equitable Interest.41, Joint Venture with owners - sellers on Lease Purchase on Nice Houses that do not cash flow.

You can bring other resources to the table to potentially do some joint ventures with other investors.Things like:- Time- Credit - Connections- Leads- Knowledge..etc...As to the WCRT, check out the site.

If she is on the title she will have to file US returns, whether you two file jointly or separately is another question best answered by your CPA or tax preparer.