To anyone willing to help me along the way I'd like to say 'thank you' in advance, and I look forward to to helping others along as well.

., if there's an eventual 1031 exchange), things may get complicated.If you convert ownership of the property to tenants in common, the other owner(s) are free to to with their shares as they please, and they don't/can't get in your or the LLC's business (especially if the life-span of the TIC arrangement is spelled out), since your LLC is just another shareholder.

thanks to everyone so far who has chimed in- we have a co-signer now- a family member with perfect credit, assets, but all their money is tied up and would be too high a penalty to to get out.

You can always save your documents and have something to refer to to write up your own offers for future deals.

Good thing was I didn't have to to any work to the property.

I've been looking around online including Biggerpockets but all I can seem to come across is gurus who recommend the strategy for beginners and would like to to sell you their "proven" system.

Right now I am in an interesting position flipping in Chicago from Los Angeles, but I make it out to to Chicago every 2 weeks or so to view properties.

I really dont want to pay for it but if i have to, to learn I will.Thanks everyone.Josh

I would like to train my project manager to to take on some of my tasks.

If you need any help in your investing career, whether it be to see a property, do a valuation, or just have a general real estate question, I would love the opportunity to to help you.