Every real estate investment is unique, and you're strongly encouraged to consult with an attorney to ensure your specific legal needs are properly addressed.

Get a good real estate attorney and have them help you navigate this.

I realize I'll need to consult with my attorney and CPA for actually structuring these, but I'm interested to learn from anyone here who's scaled their real estate business from their individual portfolio or flipping business, to bringing in outside capital to grow. 

The only real difference is you'll need to purchase flood insurance on the property during the project and all good lenders will make you do this to insure your risk is mitigated.  

I spoke to them about 1.5 months ago and since then they have been non-responsive that makes them look like not the real deal and I'm wondering if they are still around and active and good?

Hi BP, I am looking to invest the OKC market long term hold real estate. 

Probably better to post in the Buying & Selling Real Estate Forum.Without details, hard to answer the question.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Quick heads-up: Starting January 4, 2025, Pennsylvanias Act 52 requires anyone involved in wholesaling real estate to be a licensed agent.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?