You may hear some local neighborhood names that are unfamiliar to you, so it might be a good idea to have a paper and pencil handy during this call so you can make some notes.Good Luck!

Although each partnership is different, I love the idea of getting your proposed structure on paper and sharing it with potential General contractors.

Learn how to buy properties to flip or even buy and hold on paper to gain some expertise. 

So basically, I'm in this deal for $750 each, and if i want to recoup my money ill have to buy the papers each from the county.

Listing agents have to do all the paper work to list the property that takes a good hour or more according to my wife.. and as a top producer I can guarantee you she does not sit around twiddling her thumbs.

Net income is calculated after accounting for deductible expenses like mortgage interest, repairs, and depreciation.Depreciation is particularly important because it’s a non-cash expense—it’s a paper expense that reduces your taxable income but doesn’t actually require you to spend cash out of pocket.

I'd be happiest being quite an active investor and property manager.Of course, given my wife's job there's a also a huge incentive for me to qualify for real estate professional tax status and (if I'm reading things right) maximize our paper losses.

I would be willing to do business with them again.My overall comment is that they are "Expensive But Worth It".Here's the story:  I wanted to buy a property which had serious bad paper After six months of negotiations with the various parties involved, they agreed to do the deal, on condition that I close in 7 days. 

The 2 best options I've found are DSCR loans and/or a local lender that does not sell the loan (they hold their own paper). 

A guy like @Chris Seveney who has a fund that buys paper if your at 50% he may take a swing at it.