I have investors that are very detail oriented and organized that are starting out and can over analyze deals so much that they will never pull the trigger on a deal.

A divorce made me pull the trigger.

We are researching the best partnership agreement and looking for people experienced with this. 

I have been learning a lot about real estate through the bigger pockets podcast, and I am eventually going to start looking for deals, and ultimately pulling the trigger on a multi family property.

A few things I would have questions on/confirm before pulling the trigger. 

I have found deals over the last year for my investors but they require a lot of searching and being able to pull the trigger very quickly as they go almost instantly.

In December 2018 I finally decided to pull the trigger and buy my first house.

In December 2018 I finally decided to pull the trigger and buy my first house.

I think it's best to have an LLC if you're going to hold tenants, but the vast majority of what I see people requesting on BP is a lawyer to set up limited liability organizations because they're underinsured against major losses or they have uneasy partnerships. 

What's up BP.  An investor reached out to me to become a credit partner in a flip deal. They are using hard money to purchase a property for a rehab. They have the cash reserves, putting the down payment with the lend...