Hi everyone, 
I'm currently pursuing a partnership with two other colleagues and  have few questions as it relates to partnership agreements and forming an LLC. 

1. Partner A and B will be providing the capital fo...

Today I dragged a box with glass shower doors up the stairs alone as I sweat like Charles Barkley.

Also don't sweat the rates too much, yes they have started to go up, but they won't go up 2-4% in the next 6 months so if you can't move now it won't be a killer to wait 3-4 more months and then start looking.

You can find deals in the high $900,000s that need some work so if you’re up for some sweat equity that could also be an option.

I spent less than $9K in improvements but put a lot of sweat equity in to this house and it paid off.

We looked for something that had sweat equity and positive cash flow within a 1 hr radius from Portland OR.

Option A has a lower price point, a better chance to put in sweat equity, and more options in terms of finding properties.

If you're willing to put some sweat equity into it, then you will have an easier time. 

And, for those people who have more time than money, they can put in sweat equity into directly owned real estate.

Many veterans would love to invest sweat equity in providing shelter for themselves and our fellow veterans.