Like others have mentioned, it's beneficial to you and your business partner to ensure the LLC is established in a way that does in fact limit your liability. 

You squire the deal and they dispo the deal to their established buyers.

We've been doing it this way in the construction industry for decades.Best way for you to know what's it gonna cost for your projects is get estimates/proposals from licensed contractors.

This was a great way to begin my journey, as my initial motivation for obtaining my real estate license was to purchase my own home, which I successfully did this year.Now, I’m embarking on a new adventure as a real estate investor.

I want to work as a Finder in California but do not have a DRE license.  

Professionals dont work cheap , or fast .Well when dealing with a licensed , professional contracting company  , We have to follow the laws of our state .

I’m a licensed real estate agent in North Carolina as well as a contractor here in the triangle.

The math won't be exact since I’m just a Realtor (licensed in Arizona and a couple of other states) and not a CPA, but I can definitely give you a rough scenario from what I’ve seen.1.

Was it a licensed contractor?  

we have 3 clients looking for 85% LTC lender for ground up and we would be an LP as a qualifier and licensed general contractor for triplex builds in Columbus Ohio.