I've come to terms that some negative cash flow is to be expected in my market, just trying to minimize it as much as possible by structuring the deal.

The strongest trend will probably remain the migration from north to south (FL, TX, NC), out of CA and IL and also a little more away from heat, water shortage, wild fire smoke and storms.Real estate markets move so slow, that short term is realitvley easy to predict based on leading indicators.

Other users can browse these deals, view detailed investment metrics, and potentially connect with the deal posters.Pros:Simple and straightforward to build.Leverages the existing interest and user base from Dealsletter.Validates the idea with minimal investment.Cons:Limited engagement if users only post deals without further interaction.Might not fully address the needs of users looking for investment opportunities.Option 2: Investment Partnership PlatformConcept: A platform allowing both accredited and non-accredited investors to come together and invest in real estate deals.

Considering the concept "you make money when you buy" how would you reconcile that against your recommendation that a new investor starts with a turnkey rental vs a property that needs even minimal work so there's equity in the property after repairs/upgrades?

However, looking through the setting nothing jumped out that would indicate these integrate.

Being upfront and honest with you before either of you waste any time is true indicator a bad person has changed for the good.

Partner Driven was drawn to the N Pasadena Ave property in Waterford, CA, due to its potential for a high return on investment with minimal renovation costs.

Similar to what's included in this post but comes preloaded with costs and requires only minimal measuring.  

The Court did NOT explicitly indicate whether or not it would qualify as Section 195 start-up costs.

The interest rate obviously won't be as good but maybe you can find a deal with minimal cash down.