If you do a 506c you can do general solicitation to find investors if you do not have a network or time to build one first.First step however is to educate yourself on the market, the business including proper legal structures, financing and how to raise capital.

The fact they are complaining online might be an indication the property manager dealt with them properly so be sure to ask the manager for their side of the story.7.

Hi @Kat Hussey, as everyone else has mentioned, duration and other holding costs are important. 

Can any one recommend a proper equity split in the below scenarios:Scenario 1:Partner 1 is a season real estate investor that has done several flips, BRRRRs, and owns several multifamily homes.

If something is for several days in duration or even one day in duration if it’s online only I’m usually out.

It is very important that it should be setup properly from the start.

If you don't have the time to do things properly, then hiring a PM is a very smart move.

Whatever you decide get a proper inspection and an appraisal done by a broker or appraiser.

Just a heads up, when working with different partners across different LLC's that are layered, you'll need to invest some time into getting it set up properly. 

The ARV is higher in surrounding towns than Worcester proper which makes your $ go further if you're planning to do a flip.