You should definitely get professional advice all the standards, legal, tax, financial, etc. before you do anything.   

With my background in law, currently studying in Indonesia, and my experience as a real estate agent, I’ve seen firsthand the opportunities and legal considerations involved in such investments.

Hey @Dan Fritschen, To keep things above board and clean, id recommend forming a legal partnership or forming an LLC with ownership over said LLC clearly spelled out and open a bank account for it.

My posts and reply should not be construed as tax, legal or financial advice.

Attend local REI (Real Estate Investor) meetups and consider joining online communities like Bigger Pockets for continuous learning.Step 2: Be Strategic About WholesalingWholesaling can be a great way to generate capital, but it’s essential to fully understand the legal and logistical intricacies.

-based LLC for simplicity, but forming a local LLC in the country of the property might offer legal or tax advantages specific to that location.

If they did, have them cancel those checks and send you new ones for them missing months of rent.Contact the Georgia Real Estate Commission and file a complaint against your current property manager.

If you need financial help, ask under the "Finance, Tax, and Legal" forum.

Legal system here only helps the wrong side!

These USPS leases can be a bit different from regular GSA.Check out this list of USPS https://about.usps.com/who/legal/foia/leased-facilities.htm