If you are all about going forward then you all should sit down with a lawyer and get an LLC drafted up that covers how the group will handle the countless issues that are ahead.

If not, I would suggest reaching out to @Chris Mason   He's helped countless first time real estate investors in the Bay Area.

I have done countless such loans. 

@Eshmield Ruberté this question has been asked countless times here on BP.

I’ve listened to countless BP podcasts and am currently reading a few different real estate books.

I ended up renting upstairs on a two flat unit and my tenant on the first floor started working again.Since then I've been issued countless numbers of loan modification packets in the mail which I would fill out and submit the requested documents.

You could try to purchase a 3 or 4 unit property as your second investment because you will still be able to use non-commercial financing when you decide to refinance after your initial purchase and rehab that you will use the line-of credit for.As you probably know, there are countless ways for you to move forward and that can make the next step seem overwhelming.

I’ve read countless threads on beginner investing tips and the best way to get started and I have a general idea of my way in and my way out of my first deal.

(unless of course you have a lot of knowledge I am just assuming this).Regardless if you get a good CPA he will keep you in check. i work with lots of different partners and have formed countless LLCs and its super important to keep the books clean.

Estelle,Big Yellow Taxi may have been sung by Carly Simon - and countless others -  but it was written and made famous by {Canadian} Joni Mitchell.