@Tom Gimer maybe you can supply title company who won't look at joint bank statement or ask for status in a cash deal.

Be genuine and write it yourself.

Try to appeal to their humanity and take on a negotiation posture in terms of actually genuinely trying to work with them.

NOW, we have saved enough money and are ready to start a Joint Venture with 3 other people that bring the deals and will show us numbers and how to run a project successfully.

To best understand the financial benefit of homeownership, we need to walk through a scenario: Hypothetical Homeowner’sBuying in Santa Cruz, CAUsing a 30-year fixed mortgage at 5% interest rateMarried- Filed Jointly Cumulative Income: $350,000Purchase Price: $1.5MDown Payment: $300kMortgage Amount: $1.2MMonthly Payment: $6,441.86If they Rent: The math is pretty straightforward here.

Thank you--we are looking into doing a joint account instead.  

He recommends a joint venture agreement between our corporations, but at the end of the day, I would like professional and legal advice on the situation.

Send everyone you can find a genuine direct message briefly talking about who you are, and that you are looking to break into the market for the first time, and that you would love to connect with them over a call/coffee and hear their investing story.

I heard of the Qualified Joint Venture where its just husband and wife, but I thought that was only for non-entities, like a partnership. 

They have backing, which can reduce noise and stress on your joints, but they also require a pretty flat subfloor.I can tell you that the cheap stuff doesn't install well and doesn't last, so I don't recommend going that route.The wear layer is the "pattern" printed on top that gives the flooring it's unique look.