I'm curious of some ways we can structure the investment so we can split the down payment and any necessary capex, but I won't participate in paying the mortgage each month.  

I found comps and the numbers pencil out nicely, if there are no major structural issues.It's an old building and the listing agent, who I trust, says that there are no major structural issues.

Is it an architect, structural engineer, or GC?

They seek me out for deal structuring.

Hey Jason thanks for the reply.So how do you structure your deals if you don't mind  measking.

I just finished a round of funding from Asia, structured correctly you can avoid US withding taxes for your investors.  

By the time the funds were returned, I actually saved a bit of money as the USD had appreciated.But structuring a longer term deal (12-36mo+) with a larger sum of money is where I can't find away around it...short of using options to hedge currency risk or something much more involved/costly.Any input?

New and seasoned investors can meet and mingle, exchange ideas and refer business to each other in a more relaxed, yet structured social environment. 

Majority of the 4000 is for painting, changing the floor so hopefully there is no structural damage.Thanks for the input!

Hi all,My partners and I are about to try and execute our first wholesale. Normally we keep all of our projects in house but we're fully tapped out in terms of financial resources with our current projects and the opp...