Mark Cruse, Good to see you post something from the opposing view of this discussion. 

https://matrix.recolorado.com/Matrix/Public/Portal.aspx#1Short SaleLight and bright living spaces, and picturesque mountain views, this stunning ranch-style home located in Bella Mesa won't last long!

Keep in mind it would be tied to someone's CC and we each would access view each others properties.

-These are the gates separating the serious applicants from BS or other landlords wanting to view the competition.3.

But in my view it will properly work if you are committed to it as it needs to be properly and regularly funded on the long run.

But if you're looking at it properly, the backward dated views are almost irrelevant to the future of what real estate will be forced to do.

.: Thanks for the insights @Robert Ellis.I'm totally aligned with your views on lowest cost/risk and the idea of basing equity on the valuation of each partners contributions.I'm struggling with how to apportion equity (if at all) based on how my partner is proposing to do the construction financing; my land is collateral for the loan (I retain title vs transferring it or selling it to the partnership), the land is in second position at payout, I'm co-signing the loan, and my partner is not making an initial capital contribution.   

However, I view it as either a) saving $3500/month for the new home or b) earning $1400/month cashflow from the rental.

Real estate is a relationship oriented industry and fair or not, wholesalers are often viewed as the industry paraya's.

Once Hudhomestore came online, all bids were no longer available for viewing.