accommodate a buyer's request for detailed rental and financial history, when selling only a small segment of your overall portfolio?

Just like these folks post on BP  hey I don't know anything about NPN I would like to partner with someone.. they are relying on that someone to run the show.. let me tell you I had a 4 hour grilling over this with a state financial investigator who was one sharp attorney.. and with my attorney we argued back and forth up and down.. but it does not matter.. the remedy is to take it to law court for 100k and see who is right the regulator or my attorney..

Hi all,I discovered real estate investing around a year ago, as part of a larger journey learning about financial independence.

If i were in a better place financially this would be my dream flip to rent out.

Property as is- where is.First, the sellers agent requests a copy of the appraisal which I was told by my lender and agent that it’s not common or recommended to share the appraisal and I’m not obligated to.

I quickly realized that real estate is a GREAT way to financial freedom.

I am a financial advisor by trade, so I have a decent amount of real estate knowledge, due to the nature of my career.

The basic structure is for the partner to bring the down payment of 20-25%, and we do ALL of the 'work', meaning finding properties, rehab management, finding and placing tenants, ongoing PM, and all financial planning too. 

Future goal is to gain financial freedom from real estate investing.

Heloc can be great but just remember no matter your financial status with a heloc you will forever owe it should you run into any problems.