I'm looking to do a some real estate investing. I met met with a couple of guys last week who are looking to bring on a partner for their new real estate venture. We are looking to fix and flip at this point. My quest...

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That's kind of unusual. 

@Najat F Kessler I looked over your CD and nothing really jumps out as unusual.

A very common recurring theme I see from unusually successful REI (whose financials I get to dig through as a lender) is that they are also unusually successful at their day-jobs, for those that still have one.

@Michael Hoecht I'm not at attorney but can say that, basically, wholesaling is the equivalent of getting paid a finders fee or consulting fee for finding a property for a buyer.So from a tax point of view I don't think there's anything particularly special/unusual/prohibited merely because it's "real estate wholesaling" vs. any other kind of consulting.I believe I have read articles related to tech startups, within the past year, indicating that non-U.S. citizens form LLCs and corporations all the time and that it's perfectly legal to do so.

Or, what unusual circumstance or natural disasters could pose a problem.3. 

I hope to then BRRR my current deal and use the funds on another property down the road.I figured I'd share a potentially unusual way around the lack of liquidity which plagues many new investors.

Usually related to pets or if there is an unusual amenity that the sellers want to highlight.

This is not unusual or uncommon for lower income neighborhoods .