I'm planning to s-corp myself any my partner has all his retirement in the stock market.

If I want to purchase an investment property with 2 partners, and it's all cash...

I am looking for someone is Southeastern NC that I can share ideas with and possibly partner on a few deals.

I see a lot of discussion on flipping splits and have my head around that but when I'm looking at buy and hold rental properties the splits aren't as cut and dry.My second question is what kinds of numbers do you typically look for on deals that you are going to bring an equity partner in on?

I didn't hire professional inspectors in my deal, but only brought over my regular repair guys to help inspect (structural, roofing, etc)as for management software, I use easy self storage too and I agree with comments above that it's a good fit for small/medium facility given consideration of their cost vs. value. some others like sitelink and storEdge have quite more cool features but you pay for that premium. another factor for me to go with easy self storage is the competitive rate from merchant account provider they partners with that you use for your website's credit card processing. their call center feature is very nice to have additionif you need that.

Would it be a prohibited transaction if at closing I "partnered" with my IRA LLC for a 50-50% split of the property.

My partner and I have been trying to decide whether we should go with plaster or pebble tech.

I would not invest as a LP if there is not a partner (not property management!)

Unfortunately, in the past I've made this type of mistake by giving my partner title and just as you'd expect, I was booted from the deal. 

Chase,A Limited Partnership or LLC is created for the sole purpose of purchasing the property.The Limited Partners (LPs) are the passive investors and the General Partner (GP) is the person/company or group of people/companies putting the deal together.