Hi Christina, I've personally found Columbus Ohio to be an incredibly promising market, especially for fix and flip investments.

At some point early on you will have to pull the trigger and have them do the work so they see that there is a symbiotic relationship.True that.That would be an ideal situation and want to do that.  

Their contracting business will be an S corp that pays them a salary.

A listing that has been on for a while might be an opportunity in disguise.

I was told this would be an ideal package for me and would allow me to progress at my own pace to self learn about what I would need to to to maximize my tax deductions and would most likely include entity formation at extra costs. 

Hi BP Community - I've had a few coffees with local investors in recent weeks, and have really enjoyed the conversations.

We feel it is a great place to be an investor.

If you are in small towns that are growing you will be an ally to the community development office as most are always complaining about available housing for business they are trying to bring into town.

😂 I would be an out-of-state investor and I don’t plan on coming up there to swing a hammer.

Why would I want to be an LP in a deal where the GP is either arriving at the best-case scenarios of all bidders or I am considered cheaper LP equity than the LP’s in the competing offers?