@Colleen F.Colleen: Are you saying that the same insurance co. charges your LLC a different price than to you personally for the exact coverage on the exact same Property?

We have bought a new place, and our co-owner's sister wants to buy our half of the old place.

The motivation of the homeowner is irrelevant in a SS situation - you are negotiating with the BANK (mortgage co.).

but you can work for friends or you can co list houses.

Prior to me purchasing the house, the previous landlord secured leases from 5 new tenants (co-signed by a tenant's parent) for August 2014 to July 2015.

If you involve your IRA money in the investment, your IRA becomes a co-owner of the property.

Greetings all.I have another wholesaler out of state who has a deal and wants to co-wholesale it with me.

I currently own in CA, CO, AZ, TX, OK, and TN.

Assumptions, refinancing, partnership, co-signing for partnerships, seller financed structures, backing contractors, assuming installment sales by guaranteeing payments...the borrower fails, I get the place by a deed in lieu, buying notes with a "double closing", the list goes on.One of my best was a commercial deal, about 120% seller financing with the seller providing cash to fund the non-profit to develop the project, 850K or so and paying me to put it all together.

If you have a Manager or Management Co. it is best to consult there first .