My husband and I are starting a Real Estate business, should we go as partners or should one of us be sole owner?

As my good friend and one time landlord of over 100 houses, Mic Blackwell says, "You can't pay for this kind of entertainment!"

I turned off his Mic and cut him off, because the WCRT REI Club does not allow sales!

It sounds sketchy at first, but they have some of the best due diligence I've seen anywhere on their various products (MIC, REIT, secured bonds, etc.).

Still great deals and cash flows just fine so not a problem at all for us being less than 2%.We do have one commercial rental property that is above 2%, but I wouldn't say that is common.

You record the video using the audio mic and then simply upload it from your desktop to BP profile area.My setup up is about 1k or so although you can spend that alone on a mic.

With the recent signing of the Colts to stay in the city, the Pacers, being the number one convention city in the US and having a mayor who is a real estate investor all weighs strongly on us being a great place to put your money if you are an investor.Our growth has been plagued with bad investors/brokers, who have consistently focused so much on profits, that fraud has become the major reason for an average of 1,000 new bankruptcy's and 1,000 new foreclosures PER MONTH here in Indy average.

If you are a new mac user, the best thing you can do is buy a USB 2 button mouse.

Basically you'll need a mic and download audacity, open source recording software.

We aren't going to quit our day jobs lets just say.What We Need to figure outWe are trying to figure out how to set ourselves up for A. being able to acquire the land gifted to us from my parent in laws with minimal tax/cost to them or us B Being best set up for tax and cashflow on our rental income and the eventual sale of the property.