I'm assuming buying raw land, splitting it up, and building a few homes on it is the way to go.Flipping is appealing as well but it seems like everyone and his brother is trying to do it right now.

I'd be there in my landlord clothes, and they wouldn't give me the time of day until they noticed I had accumulated half the street :) They'd go right to the realtor and I'm guessing they assumed I was his little brother tagging along for the ride?

My brother pointed me towards some books and I've been hook on creating my own Buisness.

., and a spouse is usually protected with property titled as tenants by the entirety or JTWROS, where if it's a partnership w/ tenants in common, a break-up could mean your ex-partner sells their share to their brother or stranger or forces a sale to get their money back out.

My two brothers and I recently became the owners of a house that we are renting.

If you ever need assistance, feel free to PM me as well.Jeremy Gonzales, that includes you as well brother man!

My brother and I are looking to form an investment company.

Factored in light plumbing, new kitchen, upstairs bathroom, light sheetrock/spackle/paint, siding, all new flooring, and all the other miscellaneous like fans, lights, doors, etc.I have been blessed to be in a family of carpenters (dad, uncles, brother, grandfather) and a family of realtors (mom, stepdad) so things work out quite nicely.

When I started I had just turned 16 and didn't look 16, so I thought maybe I should just forget it but a week later I had put together my 19 year old brothers and I's first deal and he didn't look 19 either, and back then you needed to be 21 but he was married and could legally contract.

My brother in-law picked up his 4-plex with a VA and it has worked well for him.