I would hope to do it later, although I would probably control it through a corporation and have LPs in with the Corp being the general partner.Instead I did it the old fashioned way - I took equity out of my existing rental property and bought a triplex in a lower-price area (Cape Breton), and am less than a month away from completing that BRRRR (I've bought, rehabbed, rented, now I need to finish the refi and start the repeat). 

Just playing devils advocate to those who say the market is artificially stimulated and many real estate buyers are foreign investors and hedge funds looking for yield.

The government printed money at an exorbitant rate in an attempt to stimulate the country's economy. 

This's is how you search for mortgages, liens, LPS's, etc., search by name.

Account Closed  the other issue here is Portlandia has all this high density no parking zoning along public transportation routes.. now a lot of it has been built since the crash.. but little will be built now and there ya go grand design to cram everyone into living with no cars is not going to work since developers are not going to build out these areas. its funny Porltandia lead the nation in getting things going when they gave the 10 year tax breaks in the Pearl and other areas of the city to stimulate growth and it did big time.now they are going backwardsMaybe Carls  container homes will be the answer  :)  container villages.

It's stimulating to know that you just need to work hard and there is no such thing as a tough market.

You get monthly income on your % along the way (depends on the structure...LPs could be getting preferred return) + a payout when the property is sold (if it's sold at a higher price than you bought it, obviously...)

If you are interested in stimulating and informative discussions with professionals as well as ladies just getting started, leave a comment below to let me know what you think.

A very common structure is for you (the general partner or GP) to offer your investors (limited partners or LPs) a fixed annualized non compounding preferred return of say 8% of the investors invested capital.

Hypothetically, you as a GP can put down say 10% of the equity required and raise the final 90% of the equity from call it 10 friends and family LPs.