lol, no dice, the law license is currently paying the bills for this new venture :)true, but some of the smaller brokerage houses around here seem to be a bit shy not using promulgated forms and I don't have access to those and will likely have a separate LLC run the management company side. again no need for the brokerage license unless I have other partners (I do) within the LLC that owns the property(ies)

That will keep a tenant from spinning off some odd ball business ventures that could change the risk assumptions made, the amount of traffic, hours of operation, etc.A commercial lease can be a hundred+ pages long or less than 10, your attorney should cover the bases for your area.The meeting of the minds comes not only from the written agreement but by conversations you have with the tenant, be fair and consistent.

Around installations, you'll find retirees and active types who do work together in RE ventures.

Might want to check with an accountant and attorney if this venture has some real value (beyond your basis).

I been doing my research for almost a year now and during the process of pulling the trigger I contacted a few local lawyers to assist me in creating a joint venture with a contractor I have been working with in Cleveland.

They have multiple exit strategies, including rolling up into a REIT, taking the venture public via an IPO, bulk sales to other groups, and one-off sales to end users.

The following quotation is from one of my early posts elsewhere:"When US policy makers decided to further deleverage the housing market, they understood well how venture capital in general makes investment decisions based on Return/Risk (Sharpe Ratio).

This is a partnership/ Joint venture.

I plan to pick up a lot more notes in 2013 and also expect my new venture to become profitable.

After 40+ rehabs in my local area (Atlanta), Marty and I decided to venture into a new market together and give long-distance rehabbing a try.It was quite a project -- the largest I've ever attempted, both in terms of scope and budget.