@Zachary CaudillObviously all the software and cash pay ideas are great, but if you want to do it the old fashioned way then I recommend sending a bill every month with a pre-addressed and stamped letter they can put a money order in and mail out.

I would say just a good old fashion LLC (per property) with a clear Operating Agreement that clearly explains the splits, managing member percentages, etc is all you need then.

There are also renovation loans with conventional that work in a similar fashion as a 203k loan that FHA offers.  

Account Closed keep going dont stop... re-invest the profits more deals...but also reward yourself after each successful deal and don't let make sure if anybody wants to come learn real estate from you... that they bring value to you in some form or fashion.....the game is to be sld...never told!

For all those who love to denigrate Realtors on this site, this is a prima facie example of why inexperienced buyers need a good agent.If I were representing this buyer, I would have included the following in the contract (addendum):Punch list of repairs that were to be made and completed in a workman-like fashion.

She left multiple flat screen TVs, four laptop computers, all of her clothes, all of her photos, jewelry, and even some brand new rifles!

I’ve started locating properties the old fashioned way I guess...driving for dollars!!

We will weed out the ones that took advantage of the situation, work with others that were trying and were truly affected to catch up in a humane fashion. 

In LA near 1/3 of all jobs was tied in some form or fashion to that.

Its not a fashion show but first impressions and got feelings shouldn't be totally ignored. #9 "they're licensed" but when you ask for their license number they wont give it to you or they dont have it on their business card.