any reason not to start a second or third partnership with a different investor. ( different area, different price ranges, different skills to bring to the table etc.) 4. 

I understand the importance of bringing value to the table I have leads that I would be more than happy to share with you that are home owners who I have found myself unable to assist via wholesale deals but you may be able to assist them as a realtor.

For example, I am looking to buy a vacation rental on a ski mountain, and they are estimating 45% occupancy.

Folks at lowes used to laugh and was going to give me a table so I could conductive interviews on the spot( jokingly ) Hope some of those ideas help AlexOriginally posted by @Robert Ellis:Originally posted by @Alex Franks:Originally posted by @Yanhua Sappin:@Trent Ecklar I am a rehaber / flipper based in Brooklyn New York, I am looking for buy and hold properties in Columbus oh and would love to connect you , thank you @yanhua Sappin I saw you were interested in Columbus as well.

Not to get into too much detail, I had a transaction earlier this year where I represented the buy side, and that seller at the closing table had to write my buyer a check for $15k for not disclosing something that state law required them to. 

They had those professional massage tables, a bar at the entrance of the home where people usually have living room.

If qualifying assets are understated you've left money on the table so you're still overpaying taxes.

@William CastiglioneIf you pool both LLC's funds, no debt can be brought to the table.

We worked with two investor partners who brought 90k to the table each.

It also would cut down on unrealistic expectations if the Turnkey Company would provide the investor with a Time Table Chart Itemized with activities, times and duties of how the process works and who to contact if there is a hiccup.