If you are an experienced contractor and can manage the jobs, you might be able to partner with another investor that has the money, and you find a equitable way to split profits with a joint venture, etc.

I genuinely believe that I will do well and enjoy the Wholesale market.We lost our first house, (which I purchased with a 203k), to a failed Chapter 13.

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If you are interested, in a Joint Venture Opportunity, please let me know.

I would use a Joint Venture to define the responsibilities and duration of the JV examples for flipping:  buy, fix, flip x number of properties OR self terminate in two calendar yearsbuy & hold: acquire properties to generate $x,xxx,xxx per year and then disolve

It should be the same as if you just owned it jointly, with the added benefit of liability protection.That said, if you do get an LLC it'll likely be harder (more expensive) to get a loan.

I am an ALL CASH Buyer, for the purposes of Flipping and am open to Joint Ventures, in other markets.

A Joint Venture may be a way, to gain the insight, experience, and mentorship you seek.

Potential Joint Venture on a duplex that two investors plan to rehab and refinance.

How is it a joint venture if it seems they own 100% of the property?