Interest rates, tax season, and it's still not quite time for families with kids to be thinking about moving all are contributing.

My wife and I started a non-profit charitable organization in 2017 in honor of our daughter who passed away from a congenital heart disease. 

We at this point have no idea how long they were married and if he owned the property before marriage and if she contributed to the property. 

I have ~$150K to invest and some potential investors that could contribute $50K each.

If you have already contributed to a tax advantaged account, generally speaking, your "job" is to get that money to make the most money.  

I need both of their contributions to handle this purchase.

What if an investor wants to invest in a QOF with dollars from ordinary or passive income sources as their initial investments/ contributions into a QOF?

A great place to be to learn and contribute to all things REI!

If rehab work needs to be done, contribute toward that in exchange for a small piece of equity. 

@Percival P.I’m not all that familiar with VA loans so will refrain from giving advice but here’s a couple things to maybe look into: can you take title and receive the loan yourself and then later contribute it to the LLC and your partner contributes cash to the LLC in equal amount so that you are both equal partners just contribute different kinds of property?