I will not draw it out but I also don't want to cut my time short and stress my own income. 3: Is sharing a loss, if things go poorly, possible to include in this investment proposition?

Starting off in the most capital intensive part of the business, with a proposition that the investor can foot the bill for the project, train people and pay to do it is not productive or beneficial for me.

Hello everyone,I recently met a seller that has a proposition that has me a little confused.

@Darrin Yon I'd say make sure you have a compelling value proposition.

I own several MF properties and have a good handle on assessing value propositions.

Your proposition to them is also a good idea, but they will probably decline and put up a fight. 

From the article I linked above (why SVB is unique):When interest rates were at zero, tech start-ups could promise to spend years building AI/machine learning/flying taxis/robots to take care of the elderly and then make a lot of money far in the future, and that was an attractive business proposition.

What is your value proposition?  

Do not file a death certificate on the property as that puts everyone on notice of what happened and is not necessary.You need to be concerned with Proposition 19. 

Trying to buy and hold in DC or VA is a losing proposition, particularly with a price point at or below $160K.Whether you choose a partner or not, you will have to make time to research your market (i.e., stalk properties), work with a realtor (or be your own), and formulate a strategy for buying your investment.Take the time to review the FREE real estate course being offered by our friends at BP (it's under Education link.