It's referred to as "joint and several liability" and should be included in every lease.

Use a Joint Venture Agreement.

As a lender, I'm seeking thoughts on structuring a joint venture with a borrower who intends to hold the property as a rental after rehabbing.  

Knee deep in student loan debt more than most others (other physicians included), will make traditional financing extraordinarily difficult, but that's a story for another day.

All the other utilities will want your approved Edison plans if you plan to do a joint trench. 

If your modified AGI is less than $100k (married filing jointly) I believe you can deduct up to $25k and as your mAGI goes to $150k it becomes zero.

As such, you may not create a transaction where there is any direct or indirect benefit in either direction between yourself (or a LLC you own, which is still you) and your 401(k).While there is theory that you and your plan can "very separately joint-venture" into a transaction, it would be very easy for the IRS to find holes in your transaction that create some form of benefit. 

My mother and I jointly hold a property that is completely paid off where she currently lives.

Anyone mind sharing a JV agreement form/contract that would allow me to co-wholesale a deal?

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