I have other business ventures that are in the works which has a demand on my time.Make it easy for me and I'll be happy to shoot the breeze.

I mean why would you risk to venture to the unknown.

Our offer is either as a consultant, or we can look at a joint venture.

Also, each joint venture will be different.

In one breathe you do not want to be a sponsor or managing member but in another you are not wanting to be a passive investor in a larger syndicate.It sounds like you do not want to to work for the yield a sponsor gets but want more return than a passive investor gets as standard investing in a syndicate.Sounds like you are looking more for a joint venture arrangement.Brian Burke is out that way and a member on here and he does large multifamily syndicates.

So my first step will be to read and hopefully find a good mentor that will benefit from someone willing to work nights and weekends to help in their ventures while I learn along the way.  

I have an appointment scheduled with tax professional but thought I would venture into obtaining some info from some of BP's wisest...1.

Ask your tax professional if you should file as a qualified joint venture or not.

I'm NOT giving up on the venture!!!

Hi Dylan,I used to wholesale for years and have recently started new investment ventures.