This area is buzzing with potential, and I’m excited about the chance to team up on a new project here.I’m interested in connecting with partners who are open to a joint business venture.

You might consider getting with your CPA and discussing a strategy to have a micro-business and show some earned income. 2) You can't have any W-2 employees, with the exception of yourself, a spouse, and any partners that own at least 5% of the business.

That's right my business partners and I are looking to BRRRR and fix/flip in Philly!

You can find also try to find a reliable local partner/boots on the ground. 

The people appear as guests and will tell their story, then you google that person and you find they are partner in XYZ syndication.Linkedin: Look for anyone that has a headline of "I help business professionals create passive income through real estate".This will get you a lot of sponsors and/or capital raisers for other sponsors.  

Having a larger building does seem like a better investment option if paired with partners. 

I'm curious if you have considered approaching local non profits that might want a private partner.

I am looking for a mentor/partner that can show me how to scale faster and better ways to grow capital.

Once it sells, my partners and I are going to buy a flip in Memphis.I see you're from South San Francisco, I'm from San Francisco!

Financing is with a conventional loan also only under my name.I was told if I was filing jointly, the limit to where I can write-off expenses and depreciation is somewhere around $170k, but because I am filing as single, I am greatly limited.She recommended a partnership LLC where I will own the property 100% within the LLC, but I need a partner to own at least 1% of the LLC.