Has anyone done this before/how is this typically structured, is there a standard amount?

Most sellers know their properties are worth a lot more than they were four years ago, so they won't sell for a song.

For most lenders it typically requires having at least 1-2 builds previously completed, but I'm sure there are other options if it happens to be your first.

Typically just the cost of the title paperwork and administering the payments since there is no underwriting, processing or mortgage broker involved.

After completing the course, here is my honest feedback on the program: in short, it was not worth the investment.Just to give you a little background on my hubby and I (and without going into too much detail), we started our real estate endeavors in 2017.

However, lenders typically need to see that debt payments have been made by the other party for a certain period of time to remove it from the DTI (12 months usually).

My question is, is it worth trying to rent the house out or should I sell and try to get into a fixer upper in town where there’s more to do?  

your business will have it's own tax return depending on how you structure it and you'll get a partner return either profit or loss and that will pass through to you typically if you are an LP. if you are GP it's a little different. you also get the depreciation of the asset as a tax write off as well as interest expense typically. 

If you have a solid other source of income like a W2 and it is secure, and it can pay the bills, then this might be worth trying.

For example, my units this far have typically attracted younger couples.