We originally liked the blank slate idea of the house but I'm wondering if the material cost for bringing in drywall, ceiling, floor, etc. for the entire house might end up being higher than the alternative option.I would also appreciate any feedback on the BRRR (is that the right amount of R's) strategy we are looking to employ for this venture.

Going in I can pretty much tell which option will be worst case scenario but I like to run multiple scenarios for my joint ventures

Jonah, great to hear you're on the path to getting started in the exciting venture of real estate investing.

The savings of partnering won't make or break the venture.

Anyway thank you for the advice, hope al is well with your investment ventures!!

- What are some of the most important aspects of successful Joint Venture?

I have a great mentor who I served with in the military who has ventured into wholesaling and who has been profitable. 

If you are wanting a shorter term investment, you could  bring cash to Joint Venture/partnership.

Here is to your success in your 2018 REI ventures!

To avoid moving my large family more than once, I want to know if there are any 2nd/jr lien lenders -OR - investor/venturers that would like to invest in the down payment requirement, in exchange for part equity ownership as a passive investment?