Best of luck in your new venture.

If you are talking about a flip, some newbies I know offered to do a JV  (joint venture partnership) with the lender and agreed to pay the lender a high percentage of profits after the sale.

If I'm doing a joint venture agreement with another wholesaler (I'm bringing the buyer), what do I need to send to the title company to make sure I'm included in the deal?

Hi @Emmally Boscarino, very exciting as you being your real estate investing venture to generate passive income. 

I have heard that some people do really well with tax sales, I just haven't ventured into that space.

Appreciation is the name of the game in NYC, if you venture into the Bronx you’ll have more of a ROI and cash flow, but Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn are over saturated.

Most of the investors who are new to house flipping prefer to start their venture with single-family property than multi-family properties.

If you want to venture into the CRE space (in any asset class), then associate with a CRE firm or operator and commit to CRE.

I’ve spoken briefly with the owner (selling privately) and he and his wife have owned the place for 20 years and are looking into other business ventures.

I have been trying to go at this thing from all angles, from DIY to building a team.