If you are in a relationship and want to invest, there is one thing you must be sure of before you start your journey.You have to be on the same page about real estate investing.Almost every story of a successful investor has a cooperative partnership and agreed view on investing as a couple (and a plan for the kids if they have them).Both parties don't have to have the same level of involvement.

I am exploring the option of selling a portion of my ownership to a co-owner (around 20-30%).

Though we were the only sane ones here on BP:)- Just kidding, there are a few others.Keep posting stuff like this and hopefully it'll make a difference - no matter how small.

I'm exploring different strategies and would appreciate your insights.- What are your thoughts on using an FHA loan with a 3.5% down payment for a multifamily property?

If not, you may need to explore the private money route like you're thinking.As for the second question, it can be tough to get a rate and term refi when there’s a second position on the house. 

Outside of wholesaling, I'd like to explore BRRR, Fix-n-Flips, and eventually Multifamily properties. 

In this post, we’ll explore the key considerations and weigh the pros and cons of making the switch.Why Investors Use Multiple Carriers in the First PlaceMost businesses start with multiple insurance carriers for a few simple reasons:Cost – When starting out, investors may opt for the most affordable insurance options, which often leads to picking different carriers for different coverage areas.Specialization – Some carriers specialize in certain locations/aspects of the property. 

Grand kids and family photos.

Meow Wolf, a standout attraction, draws visitors like Chloe Keslar, who ventured off the Strip to explore the complex’s indoor zip lines, virtual reality, and more.Developed by New York’s Fisher Brothers, Area 15 spans over 200,000 square feet and has attracted more than 13 million visitors.

Here are a few strategies you can explore to address the current situation:### 1.