Making sense of their deal, their business philosophy, and their track record will be important to understand, but I believe you should develop a foundation of trust before you invest.

Choose a JV partner with the same beliefs, values and philosophy as you.

I do not get yiour philosophy "those who seek out coached are those whom financing becomes a problem and they look for all the fast attractive catch phrases that coaches advertise, no money down, subject to, creative financing etc etc"I have plenty of cash and plenty of additional financing.

I haven't really dug into his philosophy on it but it's worth looking into...IF you can find a bank that will let you HELOC on a rental property.

Everyone has different philosophies or perspectives.

@James Hamling We're obviously in the realm of philosophy when discussing this, but it is an issue of personal property right, because things I personally own are an issue of personal property.

When looking for a PM you want to make sure they share a similar investment philosophy to your own.

I know there are people on here who aren't fans of his no debt philosophy, but he teaches you to change your habits and avoid getting back in the hole.

Sure, you’ll pay some interest still but you will have 3 units where all the income goes in your pocket thereafter.It is a philosophy that takes getting used to as we like being debt free.The secret?

Our philosophy is buy and hold, flip, flip, flip, buy and hold.