I want the best exposure without violating any rules.J.T.

The hardest part about FSBO is exposure.

I’ve graduated from UNC-Charlotte with a Bachelors in Geography so I have exposure to urban planning methods.

I'm currently working to find my first investor property to fix, flip or maybe hold,  but also working to get some newbie brand exposure.

I generally suggest that new investors begin with smaller properties, less experience is required, less liability exposure, less maintenance to manage or accomplish, less accounting, etc. 

This way it limits lenders risk exposure and losses.

We will list the property with a Realtor to make sure the property receives maximum exposure.

He may want to limit his risk exposure but that's not in your best interest. 

Conversely, holding title jointly outside of an entity can make tax filings and bank reporting more of a hassle, as well as have additional liability exposure, depending on circumstances.If you need referrals for CPAs, realtors, or attorneys in the San Diego area, I can definitely assist with some names there, just reach out.

The lender will want it listed on the MLS to get maximum exposure.