This could then be treated as a joint-venture if properly defined and thus not need syndication or warrant SEC attention.

I’ve worked with my GC on several deals and he has approached me about wanting to work together.

Essentially it would work something like this…

1) My LLC purchases the property
2) He will only charge me COST on...

The title company has a form that the buyer's fill out saying how they want to take title such as as an unmarried person, as joint tenants, as a married person as separate property, as tenants in common. 

I looked into websites like, LawDepot.com, that offer a simple drawn up Joint Venture Agreement.  

I am married and the title will be in joint name.2.

Does anyone know what are some solid valid reason to buy again with the FHA loan a multi in the same city other than…..Buying out of a joint owned FHA loanNeeding more bedroomsCommute to work increasedBuying after co-signing for someone.

Now asking that her mom who lives with her for past 2 years, now can't go up 3 steps to front door due to her knees.

In canada it's corporations.4) I would educate myself on how to purchase income properties using none of my own money and no joint venture partners.

Homes of that age in my area tend to have stone foundations and many that I've seen have the joints crumbling which needs to be addressed.

The other options is joint venture with someone who can get a mortgage.Best of luckPavel