I should have it by Wed.

I'll say I follow the common theme here and look at the roof, siding, windows, ect.  

After awhile you start to pickup the same themes and basics and some good tidbits to look into further.  

Having said that, I keep on seeing a fairly common theme of making sure it's people with higher equity and those have owned it for a longer period of time.

A JV agreement does not have to wed you to that group for any longer than you agree to.

I want to get into a situation where I'm living rent free as quick as possible so I can save for my wedding and purchase more property!

If you are not married, here is a good case for marriage if I ever made one, Christine: each of you can get ten conforming loans.Of course, marry wisely- the spouse should have enough income and good credit to qualify for a conforming loan, good looks and dishwashing skills aside.Also, since this would be a business tactic, let us know if the IRS would allow you to write off the wedding and the honeymoon as a business expense...

I think that is partially due to our screening (everyone should note, that is a recurring theme on these forums).  

IMPORTANT NEXT MEETING tomorrow WEDS PM (Facebook Event link in the linked post)I will be there.

If you look at big turnkey scams like the whole Clayton Morris (Morris Invest) dumpster fire, the common theme with all of those investors who got screwed was that they all paid cash.