Maybe that one will work out too!

Thanks for the mention..keep up the good work out in Fort Worth 

If you had to fight to get your money back because the deal didn't work out, would you be willing to spend approximately $100-200k in attorney's fees for a small return like 8-10%?  

It will work out a lot better in the end.

From beginning to the end nothing is amiss,  We should all be so smart, so knowledgable and so luckyWe have bought 5 Duplexes (3 buys) and something is wrong with every one of them BUT we are still glad we bought them and they will all work out well.  

I have a few questions.1 - When making the offer do I list both of our names or do I set up an LLC and make the offer with the LLC.2 - If I set up an LLC how does the LLC borrow money.3 - How do most people work out the deal with partner possibilities:  50/50 ownership, 40/60 ownership since I'm managing and doing the work, etc.4 - Is there a set contract floating around out there?  

And I would hire the all of the work out.

The numbers work out even at 7%.Opening an equity line  on your home is an option, but it depends on how much you could leverage, what are you going to do with the money, and how good of an investment are you buying.

@Jerrell SlayHey Jerrell, this is a very good questions and in my opinion your daily routines is what sets great wholesalers apart from bad to average wholesalers.A rough draft of my schedule will be as follows..Wake at 8am and scrub for new leads while having coffee..Work out eat lunch and then I get to my office by 12..From there I close out all my tasks for the day in zoho which takes me about an hour or so..From there I usually try and read or study for a bit while staying active on bigger pockets.I try and stay at the office till 5 and then I am done for the day. 

If it didn't work out you could walk.