Are you both on the mortgage or how do you ensure you get the correct % of ownership? 

I wouldn't even bother with major cities given the ratios but you likely will get better rental stability pending on asset class but in general deep pocket investors like larger cities for its demand and stability in order to wealth preserve vs cash flow..Investors who want cash flow seek 2nd tier markets..To clarify 5) you meant negative cash flow and not negative cap rate correct?

You’re absolutely correct—at REI Nation, we purchase properties in our name, handle complete renovations, and then present them to investors once the work is finished.

I think my hypothesis is proving correct as many of them right now are in litigation due to the way they managed their syndications. 

A "guru" usually has the correct information for the most part. 

-  If so, then that total (for example...monthly debt service is $2,000 and you underwrite at holding for 6 months, then you factor in that you have a total of $12,000 cash that you will be putting into the deal over that 6 month holding period) counts towards your "costs" or "cash into the deal" that you need to factor in, correct?           

Hi! I have been wholesaling and flipping properties for a while now out of an LLC taxed as an S-Corp. However, I am in escrow to buy a home, but my plan with this one is to rehab and turn it into a midterm rental as m...

YOUR POST IS CORRECT

In my case, for instance, even though I'm the top contributor to the tax forum, I have learned a ton from my fellow tax experts who replied to questions that I did not know answers to and even corrected me on multiple occasions.

The reason being you are correct, many times the borrower is not qualified for the loan, so my response to that is why do I want to give a loan to a borrower who does not have the ability to repay.