Be professional, carry yourself in a mature manner and be methodical in your ventures.

Hi everyone, my wholesaling ventures has been up and down.

Otherwise its just your word against hers and you will lose in court.

Good luck in your venture.

In low/no appreciation markets, you want higher cash on cash returns that will offset the lack of appreciation and so you can at least exit the market in 7-10 years if you need to without losing money or you will have been able to save some of the cash flow to make capital improvements and continue to hold the property.Also, you want to buy at a discount so that much of the equity margin you need to avoid selling costs eating up all your aggregate cash flows is captured at purchase (and perhaps some significant gain above that).

@Timothy HoodIf you will be forming a partnership, or even if you choose not to form an entity and simply joint venture into transactions, you would really want to have an attorney help you out.  

Good thing I listened to the team and they gave pretty good suggestions on what we should change to achieve better business results in 2016.For instance, because of our strategic action planning session, the Real Estate Joint Venture School was born as a way to provide a lot of value to BP Members and by doing so, meet more JV partners.So, what about you? 

I'm also looking for someone who is willing to mentor me, with the ins and outs of Real Estate or possibly venturing into a partnership.

The fear of losing your deposit is real for me, that's the reason I give to the local bank when they ask me to bank with them, although it is the same in a sense, but at least when these big banks close, either fed govt kicks in, some bigger bank buys them, or there is a total chaos which brings in more attention than that of a local bank that has only 5 branches.

Good luck with your future REI ventures.