My business partner and I paid them $12,750 right after the roof was done, and this was for the total roof replacement plus half of the rest of the project.

TLDR: I'm
buying out my house from my ex-boyfriend in Seattle (King County),
Washington and I'm struggling to find what the REET if I'm buying my
ex's stake in the house. Do you pay less if its only for half the...

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.

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

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.

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.  

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

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. 

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

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!