Great to have you on board.

I am a fan of a Multi-Member LLC structure, but unless all are on board with similar hold time expectations, no entity structure will suit all parties.

Jacob,Before you get a contractor on board, you will need and architect and engineers to prepared drawings for submission to DCRA for permits.

**All of these questions are much easier to answer if you find the deal first.When all of your investors are on board, seek the advice of a real estate attorney as to which structure/legal entity would best suit your situation, and then have them create it for you.If you get this far, all there is to do is 1) Find the Deal, 2) Buy the Deal and 3) Manage the Deal.Hope that helps a little.

It is a great option if she is on board with it.Most people thought we were crazy and couldn't understand why she bought her own place.

Typically we have a ball park idea, the buyer is on board up front and adjust his purchase price down accordingly, then the buyer agrees, or doesn't agree, by addendum later once a final "additional contribution" is determined.

Hey @Jian Zheng welcome to the site- great to have you on board!

I will be completely mobile, with a printer/scanner/computer/wifi onboard.

I want to have a rock solid base to build on but I am totally on board with what your saying in principle and had myself considered doing that as a part of broader plan.

I have a client I've done some deals with (he flips houses) who has done very well and is on board with me getting more skin in the game.