Consider spreading your risk, and investing in syndications, or joint venturing with someone directly in the market.

If the answer is "No," I do not think it would be worth your time and money to get the knowledge, experiences, and skill to build unless you are saving at least 30% more than an existing purchase and plann to make this an ongoing venture. 

Very user friendly, customizable, and can track all your business ventures separated by "class" which is basically categories you set. 

Things can get tricky when you venture outside of a single member LLC arrangement.

If I were to go into a joint venture or short-term partnership, should I go in as an LLC? 

I plan on repeating house hacks for a few years, before venturing further into multifamily rental property investing, possibly with some flipping as well!

With any business venture, it's best to have a clear picture of what our goals are.

So I’m looking to venture out west to my favorite state Colorado.

Purchase price: $50,000 Cash invested: $27,000 Sale price: $172,000 Contributors: Jonathan New This was a joint venture flip brought to me by a colleague.

I'm extremely excited to finally venture into our first solo project, my fiance' and I, and I want to thank this community before hand... thank you!!!