Looking for other ideas, and structures that would help achieve a successful partnership.Thanks DougThat's actually a lot going on.What I think you are proposing is to have your in-laws sell their existing house, buy a new smaller house with their money, sell the house to you as the landlord and they rent from you.

I simply called you out on your errors, that I believe will mislead people that will cause them to spend money on the systems YOU are advertising and spamming these forums with that will highly likely not work.Here is my suggestion:If you want to make a point, if you want to convince anyone of anything, I would suggest showing data.

Modest 8-unit property is in the realm where the "fool and their money" have not necessarily already been parted (...yet...), so they might try fishing for a sucker.

we have 7 new builds breaking ground in July all are for clients that we build at a discount for and they resell which makes the economics even more favorable for them but for our side of things I haven't looked at private money just through all cash partnerships. that's in columbus ohio 

The idea that you can build wealth without putting any money into it is a recipe for disaster and the sales pitch of gurus trying to steal your money.

There is a lot of money to be made due to the inefficiencies. 

I recommend Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey and consider taking his class Financial Peace University. 

If the redeeming party failed to pay the money into court when they filed the lawsuit, then the one year did not stop ticking down and now they can't redeem.

Nothing worse than owing money to a family member. 

@Justin Whitfield I wouldn’t invest in syndication right now because many of them are behind on payments and we’ve even seen some reports on the forums of some that have failed and taken over $200,000 of one investors money.