External factors, such as low oil prices and a flood of cheap financing from venture capital and the public markets, have allowed some e-commerce companies to focus on driving exponential growth and capturing market share over profits.

I know of a local lawyer that helps me out with my Real estate ventures.

I would venture out to say that it's the typical things that people who invest in cities like Boston are looking for...1.

My brother and I are starting into real estate investing, closing in on our first deal at the moment.I've been looking into setting up a business entity (specifically a multi-person LLC structured as a partnership) for our ventures - I'm trying to make sure we have an entity in place so we can sign our first property (and loan) in its name.These are the reasons/goals for this entity:+ Liability - protecting our personal assets from any liability lawsuits+ Separation - creating banking/credit accounts in the name of the entity to provide easy visibility to our available capital and easier to maintain our 'books'.+ Business Lines of Credit - we're looking to put cash down and then refinance our properties.

Advantage is that all potential profits are mine.Option 2) Go it alone financing- Purchase a property providing large deposit (50%) and finance the rest- Build up credit rating and refinance Option 3) Team up with my brother- provide deposits and create a joint venture with my brother.

This was a well performing vacation rental property when we acquired it - our first venture into short term rentals.

You can only grow your business so far if you are a one man show.A new business venture in a new industry could take years to figure out, and you may never make a profit.If you understand contracting, scaling a contracting business would seem to make the most sense.

My partner Alex and I have only just started as of last October to begin our venture as real estate wholesalers, but we are using this opportunity to bust out of our 9-5's.

Have a joint venture contract between you and the owner.

He’s a good friend and I have zero experience venturing outside in this realm.I’m looking to purchase a duplex or two every year I can, while funds allow.