Joey and Rayna are awesome I’ve used them for several deals.

Joey and Rachel decide to buy a SFH that needs (a little) work to freshen it up.They buy it below what it costs to fix it up.They know how to estimate the costs and know local Realtors who can help them find such properties.They buy the SFH and fix it up, and resell it (Flip it) to make a profit.They reinvest their profit in another and do the same until they have enough cash to do this without borrowing.Then they reinvest their profits into duplexes to hold on to.They have essentially made themselves a 2nd job and use the 2nd job income to speed the process up.Phoebe and Ross do the same thing, but for whatever reason lose money on the flip, but try again.Chandler makes enough money to just buy whatever he wants and is way too busy at his current job (Producing Wenus Reports) to be able to participate in any fix ups, but has put some money into both Phoebe and Ross, and Rachel and Joey flips as a silent partner--not working in the business.And etc, ways...LEARN LEARN LEARN...

We host an REI MeetUp/Networking happy hour the first Tuesday of every month. 6 - 8pm @ Joey's on N.

Her name is Jenese Porter and the lender was Robert Mangiaracina

Porter: You can get better returns, with less risk than a single-tenant NNN (everyone thought pharmacies were safe two years ago), just using termed financial instruments (bonds, cd’s, money markets).  

Here is my initial draft:Buyout AgreementI.Partnersa.Max 50%b.Joey 25%c.Nathan 25%II.Asset a.XXXX XXXXX Avenue Philadelphia PA 19125 III.Buyout Pricea.Max will pay a buyout price to Joey and Nathan.b.Buyout Price will be determined by the asset’s appraised value during the mortgage refinance process.

I am new investor and I am trying to start my wholesaling journey I am currently starting my journey in the midwest region mainly in Indiana (Lake, Laporte, Porter County), Illinois (Cook County) , and Ohio (Franklin, Delaware County).

Porter said, I don't find that they like to co-operate with other agents much.

Hi Joe,Yes it would be a tax deduction.

I'm in NW Indiana interested in properties in Lake and Porter counties