Joint venturing, hard money lending.

Wishing you great success on your real estate venture!

Hi everyone,My partner and I are starting a syndication LLC which for this example, we'll call TD, LLC. Let's say in the future we partner with a few investors and own 10 different properties and on all 10 of the LLC'...

. - Remember this is a business venture.  

And since Flip or Flop, Flipping the Heartland and numerous other shows on the DIY network and HGTV have stopped giving me the rush they used to I have decided to venture into RE myself. 

Of course most of the best ones have already been taken, but that leaves me with the question of do I go for a less optimized domain name, venture outside the realm of .com's and .net's or would venturing outside affect the searches? 

So from the time of notice... to move-out... to walk-through... to cleaning/updating for next tenant, I'm just wounding how workflow for this procedure might go from the perspective of an out of town property owner. 

I've worked with a couple of real estate investors doing flips, research work and invested private money for other's investment ventures, but I never treated it like a business. 

My opinion on business credit for new ventures is that it is a bit of a con.

I've identified and analyzed a 4 Fam in the Boston Market. I'm looking to partner with an investor who will hold the paper and help me finance the deal. I'm an experienced property manager and real estate agent in Bos...