They are in the process of changing and could be a nasty surprise if you don't understand them in advance.John, I have just paired up with a realtor for investing purposes in the Charleston and surrounding areas and would love to connect as you are a contractor and I would like to start putting a team together.

Those dogs especially a pair-will absolutely shred your wood floor.

And they are no longer paired to the roof.Tarry, take a while to think before you take any step.

PROBABLY Better than losing it.but make sure you write out every contingency regarding someone wants to sell, someone wants to upgrade units, someone wants a fancy pair and the other wants a bandaid, etc etc. 

I am looking for large multifamily investors to meet with and maybe pair with on a future deal. 

I once had a pair of young tenants ask me to show them that I was the actual owner of the property. 

And we'd be talking about down payment options that include <10% down, again with conventional conforming Fannie Mae interest rate pricing.I've done it as low as 5% down for a disabled parent/child, but never tried to pair it with Fannie Mae's 3% down option.

Y'all make a good pair. 

Your use of the word "joint" makes me think you qualified them as a pair (otherwise known as a no no) vs individually. 

The risks feel too great when paired my inexperience.My goals for the next 3 years are to own 2 rentals and a primary residence and to produce a reasonable cashflow that will allow for more investments at a metered pace while I continue to work a full time job.