You also want to talk to the subs to make sure they always get paid on time and ask what they think of the builder.Make sure to check license status and for complaints with the state board and get proof of insurance sent to you directly from their insurance company with you as named insured.You are the leader so it’s your job to give everyone what they need to be successful.

Hi Friends,Is there any way to get into real estate without involving yourself in interest (cannot b/c of religious beliefs)?

As far as structuring the partnership goes, it seems like at this point you will functionally be an agent on this person's team . . . in that case you'll want to dig into 1. what are the commission splits (yours/theirs) and what responsibilities will you perform on the behalf of the mentor/leader and what remuneration will there be, if any.In the future as you approach a different form of partnering you may find it good to form a business together and flesh out an operating agreement. 

You need to develop yourself as a leader, build a team with the right sytems and coach them to success.

Pick how you're going to approach this, and then be consistent and keep at it.And most importantly, start attending your local REI meetings religiously! 

By law, that work must be done by a state-licensed de-leader - and there's a lot more to it than just painting over the old lead paint.Q: I have a vacant rental, but am concerned about renting to low income people, especially Section 8.A: Just say you don't rent to Section 8 tenants.Problem - in at least some states, the renters source of income, including housing vouchers, is a protected class. 

Saying too much about your financial endeavors is not so different from saying too much about your love life, or political/religious positions.

I'm an avid BP pod cast listener, although maybe not as religious as some of you out there. 

I did that in the past & it has worked quite swimmingly 👍I’m sure now someone will copy me & it should work out quite well for them as wellSometimes its good to be a leader.

@Jacob RiveraSounds more like a church or religious property with a converted rectory versus a commercial property or multifamily.These can be tricky and maybe you should move on.