If you are in a relationship and want to invest, there is one thing you must be sure of before you start your journey.You have to be on the same page about real estate investing.Almost every story of a successful investor has a cooperative partnership and agreed view on investing as a couple (and a plan for the kids if they have them).Both parties don't have to have the same level of involvement.

Get yourself in front of it first, you also completely ignored any risk factors(for reserves).And trust me, as someone who bought 40 + in one year, there's a ton more work and a ton, ton more capital involved.

This involves updating the property records and ensuring that all units are now under a single tax identification number.

It typically involves the following steps:1.Seller Deliverables.

It isn't something you can pick up in a few Forum posts.Honestly, if you need private funding, you're best off finding an experienced private lender and doing at least one deal with them to at least see what's involved, long before involving your friends and family.That is, unless you don't particularly like having friends and family...

I recommend at least 3 different states and 2-3 countries need to be involved if you want true anonymity and protection. :).

Also debating HELOC (more involved but better rate) vs Asset backed LOC (easier but not as attractive rate).

There are no real estate agents involved. 

These are individuals who are already conditioned to take on greater risk with the hope of a higher reward outcomes and will be attracted to the potential of syndicating real estate deals.Despite the greater risks associated with their current professions, I am sure most if not all are involved in businesses with  greater than a 2-3% success rate.

Was Andrew Weiner the only one not involved in the indictment?