We have 4 duplexes grouped together that function as as 8-plex.

This Canadian entity would, in-turn be a member/share-owner in any U.S.A. entity (LLC, partnership, corporation) which would hold the real estate.

You can take you time, spend as much time learning and experiencing as necessary, or until you feel comfortable.IMO, the best strategy starting part time is to buy a small rental property, either yourself or in partnership.

So I will have an "active role" in the partnership I guess you could say.

Once the renovations are done, they will all enjoy a more sophisticated, modern and functional space, so the rents will be conducive with the market, but remain reasonable for the tenants and more opportunities to increase my revenue.

A couple of things to check out if you haven't already: 1> Is the condo association actually functioning?

Hello All,

I have a question regarding a request one of my clients has had to partner in some commercial investments. He's been presented with an LOI from Mr 'X' that essentially has my client as the 'front' ...

Note: contractor is not licensed in state of Florida and no permits are acquired.Property is completely fixed up, looks fantastic, everything is to code standard and functions well.Obviously there is going to be a fair bit of headache and costs to ensue regarding not acquiring permits.

Hello Everyone,Just formed my business (multi-member LL C partnership) and now I am trying to buy my first multifamily property under my business.

I'm kind of curious if this is just a string of bad luck, a function of being on a busier road, and/or a function of being on a corner lot.