I currently handle all kinds of real estate matters for my clients and am constantly on the lookout for rental properties.I am always looking to help fellow investors and build new business relationships.

There is a wooden wall that separates the closets but the constant flow of water damaged as well the wood floor of the utility closet of my unit.

Whose name or names would be written on a title for a joint venture where the investor is bringing in all capital?

I have people going through the MLS everyday, make multiple offers constantly, and we find great development deals but virtually no flip or BRRRR deals.You'll have to get deals off-market.

My advice, find out about previous repairs, if house sits on expansive soil or what type of land it sits on and if on expansive soil, pass on it because you will constantly be throwing thousands of dollars towards beam placement or adjustments.

We currently focus on rehabbing properties on the North and West side of Chicago and like to partner with individuals that see the benefits of joint ventures.

For each deal, create a new LLC where LLC#1 and Money Guy LLC have joint ownership.  

This property is unique because it is a single family home where I've been leasing to Texas Tech students for the inflated rents and constant demand.

@Brian Burke@Bryan HancockThe syndication joint venture guys

Spent around $2000 on all this.Most of the projects that need to be completed are above what I can do personally and would need to contract out- kitchen/bath needs updated, ceilings have some cracks along the joints in the sheetrock, you could turn the outside room into a master suite, replace carpet with new carpet or other type of flooring, new gutters/downspouts/faciaboard (sp?)