@Justin FernandezHere is one definition of "joint venture": "a commercial enterprise undertaken jointly by two or more parties that otherwise retain their distinct identities"For the sake of simplicity and what is most likely in our kind of real estate, let's agree for our discussion that we're talking only about 2 distinct parties (as opposed to 3 or more) joining in the JV.

I look forward to gaining all the info I can from the site and doing some Joint Ventures.

Myself and my Wife Have all joint accounts and have equal access to all funds.

I would like to find a Partner or do a Joint Venture with someone.  

@Michael BrunnerIf you've used it as your primary residence for at least two of the last five years, you can exclude the gain on the sale of the property from your gross income, up to $250k (or $500k of gain if married and filing jointly) under IRC § 121.

Then I would come back with a seller profile to my boss and my boss would work out some kind of solution with the seller, it could've been a sub2 deal, a joint venture deal, whatever the solution was. 

One is an joint venture on an investment property; the other is online business venture.My journey into real estate has been unorthodox - instead of focusing on acquiring properties, given my distance and lack of funds, I've focused on connecting with the right people and seeing what type of opportunities would come of it.

My first investment in Jacksonville was part of a joint venture.In fact, I planned two really long post for my meetup members - one on how to do due diligence from abroad.

Often the rent amount alone will filter out families as you can usually rent student housing at a per room price that is much higher than average.As far as renting by the room or by the unit I rent by the unit, and have all occupants on the same lease "jointly and severally".

This will be a joint effort with my husband, he has been at his job for 17 years.