Hi folks -I'm new to BP and real estate (but very familiar with finance and comfortable with early-stage risk in general - I come from the tech venture world).I'm considering making a small hybrid equity investment / loan to a developer building homes.

I am interested in starting my real estate ventures in my hometown. 

When you find yourself in a hole, stop digging. 

I have a TRACK RECORD of doing good an helping other.If you want real advice, stop spending money on these no-name folks like Tai Lopez (did you know of him before his lambo vid?

Also, you even messed up the title and said BRRRR Methods.If you want to make connections with people, answer questions based on your expertise and stop this trolling.

Would a joint venture agreement work or is that specifically for invesment properties? 

What about the plumber that stops a flooding leak on a Sunday morning or the HVAC tech that fixes a furnace under a crawl space in the middle of a freezing night?

Oh, but I think you need to go back to making all that $, so we little people stop wasting your time... 

Stop the blaming game and the scarcity mindset, there are plenty of deals to go around. good all around post.. only thing I slightly disagree with is having your agent look at every deal your looking at.. that would have the agent bogged down with busy work.. the investor should know what a deal is by just the big numbers.. they dont need to run calculators on simple rentals use 50% of gross income for expenses to start.. if you do better fine .. but if it does not cut it 50% or a little lower then its no go .. and on to the next.. 

In what ways can JVs be structured to finance a RE investment, and what are the main legal and financial considerations for parties entering into such agreements?