I will contribute money for buying and renovation, and the partner found the deal and will do management of the project, split is 50/50.

However, because they cash flow well, it can be difficult to get deals in those areas sometimes, but we come across them quite often. 

You're clearly in a position of power so rushing into another deal or renting something you don't want to rent makes no sense.

Great advice on the tenant friendly state, I have studying deals in OH (which seems to be common theme on here lol) along with PA.

And then t&G (use the prefinished stuff so you don't have to deal with spray) and flooring.

$300K should allow you to buy a duplex/2-unit and both doors should be offering a profit even at 15% down.If you are in a situation where you are getting hit with high taxes, high rate, low rents it might be a "Walk away deal".I have to have conversations daily talking people out of buying a particular home because its a bad deal.

You'll have Craigslist, Biggerpockets, referrals, you can call title companies, and even other wholesalers if you have no luck finding a buyer. 50% of a deal by co-wholesaling or joint venturing is better than 0% of no deal.

Hi All,I was originally searching for LTR properties in Indy and deals are just not penciling in so am thinking of pivoting to BRRR then STR or MTR.

As you've already discovered, dealing with their cosigner can also create a lot of extra work and come with problems, particularly if you have a helicopter parent or two.Home care for four residents?

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?