What if the roof requires replacement but Partner B can't afford their share?

Has anyone done a deal with Strategic Investments Partners?

@Jim Blumenthaltypically small multifamily is too small to divide the equity among 'investors'you could try to find a single local partner - but i would do a bunch of deals yourself first before i would even think about partneringin any event - i'd start with a house hackgood luck

You could invest passively by being a private lender (earning high interest), being a money partner (getting equity and a return for no work), investing in a syndication deal (similar to money partner but on bigger deals where you are one of many investors), buying another investment property and hiring a property management company, or investing in stocks. 

Has anyone done a deal with this company, Strategic Investments Partners?

I'd advise you to pick a service that partners with the Campaign Registry to let you register a phone number in order to comply with TCPA and benefit from optimal deliverability.

TP gets paid a salary for managing all the deals (each a separate entity generating k-1s) and also has the opportunity to be a partner in the deals.

I'd make sure to review your operating agreement to ensure compliance with the legal statutes of your specific LLC and partner buyouts.Happy to help you work through any of these situations.

A single member LLC is not as big of a deal, but once there is a partner involved, an attorney needs to be as well.

If not, I would probably look at selling now or finding an equity partner to bring some cash into the deal to get it across the finish line.