The people involved have a particular amount of assets(equity) and no or negative monthly cash flow. 

Hey everyone,As someone actively involved in funding real estate deals across various states, I’m always interested in hearing how other investors are securing their financing.

Whether it’s the revitalization of West Louisville, which includes a nearly billion-dollar, twenty-year redevelopment plan, or the growing inventory of homes in the region, there are plenty of opportunities to get involved.

In Portland, once you inherit a tenant, you’re bound by the lease terms in place, so unless the lease is close to expiring, asking the current tenant to move out would typically involve negotiating a “cash for keys” deal.

I know that if you rebate your commission to a client....it is not considered taxable income for the client....but rather a lower purchase price in the eyes of the IRS.But what if you are your own client?..

If the attorney recommends a set up that involves more than one LLC, get on the phone with your tax person and find out how much that is going to cost you for the tax returns, K 1 forms, payroll processing, etc...

Loved* That response     How big are the REI projects you're involved in?

But not enough to overcome the 3 factors above (in my opinion).Because a lot of investors in my investor group are looking for better options, I’ve been hunting for better passive 1031 options that involve TICs - typically with syndicators. 

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Maybe meet with other investors and see if you can find someone to partner with to be your eyes and ears on the project.Is this area considered desirable, given its location between Milwaukee and Chicago, and proximity to Lake Geneva?