We would have to undergo a joint mortgage.

Then lease states how payments will occur; generally ACH transfer.

Also, WRITE DOWN ANY VERBAL AGREEMENTS and show it to him...you would be amazed what changes when people read what they think they said, yourself included Involve a lawyer/accountant early, maybe offer to pay them jointly to monitor a fair agreement and make sure you both understand tax implications.

The only joint expenses would be lawn care & taxes.We could always keep both...selling off 1 would give us more capital to reinvest in a multi unit residential property.Thanks in advance for you thoughtsSteve

I am doing a Joint Venture with a partner whom is in Wisconsin, I reside in Minnesota.

My tenant initiated an ACH with their bank two days late.

The woman and 2 daughters are all owners of a joint checking account.

If you don't have buyers you can reach out to wholesalers and see if they would be interested in a joint venture (make sure you have them under contract or trust the wholesaler first)

As long as your spouse's income is high enough to cover your IRA contributions and you file a joint return, you can both make an IRA contribution since the IRS looks at income earned by either member of a married couple as being earned by both of them.At the end of the day, there are many other ways to invest your money.

No tenant wants to pay this so they always pay on time via ACH.