Wishing you the best of luck on your new venture!! 

True, Americans are venturing out to eat more often, salons are accepting clients again (albeit outside), and movie theaters have started to reopen, but it’s just not enough.

I hear your point that staying specific can be beneficial and finding your niche is better than venturing outside of it and increasing risk.

Overall we have increased cash flow, rents are increasing and a new business venture.

When you are looking for a partner, whether on a deal or a business venture, I highly recommend bringing someone in with a different set of asset.

When you are looking for a partner, whether on a deal or a business venture, I highly recommend bringing someone in with a different set of asset.

Or... would you consider getting into joint ventures or other partnerships with limited partnerships that can be bought out so as to pay off original money backers and allow for less complications?

Looking to begin my real estate venture with rehabbing for a year then renting single family homes, and then moving into multi-family. 

It is also worth noting we are new to real estate investing and don't currently have any deals under our belt.We are not too familiar with LLCs, so we are curious what would be the best way to go about funding this venture, if we did take this route.Are our only options obtaining capital through private lenders or are there more traditional loans out there that are also available?

This means that rebuilding stairs can be a pretty costly venture (All tho depending on the existing structure and location, sometimes you can gt lucky).