Each partner would have tax implications also and would need to speak to their tax planner ahead of time.Don't just look at the money that can be made.

Glad you'll be at the event on June 17th.

I will definitely look into some of these events.

Besides doing that on here make sure to get out to some of the many local investor events we have.

John, I am already trying to get some knowledge from the investor club down here, it'll be my first event of this kind this Thursday with FIBI / San Diego Investment Club.

Once you folks agree on a date, time and location, that actual announcement needs to be posted in the Real Estate Events and Happenings forum.  

I attended a free real estate event put on by Jeff Adams' company.

Then head on over to your local Real Estate Investor Association - most major cities have one and Kansas City is no different - actually KC has 2 REIA groups, 3 or 4 landlord groups and several other networking groups where you can LEARN a lot for pennies.Not that you can't learn for free, but most of these groups have a membership fee for their monthly meetings and a small fee for special training sessions.You can connect with people at live events, face to face and possibly find the mentor you re laooking for. . . . or you might go to some of the training workshops they offer and get the information you need to get started and then take questions to the REIA or even here to Bigger Pockets to fill in the gaps.If you print this reply out and take it to the next meeting of MAREI (June in Kansas City) you can go as my guest for free - just show it at the check in desk.

Paris III - I am not a lawyer, but according to section 5-12-080-E of the CLTO yes, you had 10 days to notify herIn the event of a sale, lease, transfer of ownership or control or other direct or indirect disposition of residential real property by a landlord who has received a security deposit or prepaid rent from a tenant, the successor landlord of such property shall be liable to that tenant for any security deposit, including statutory interest, or prepaid rent which the tenant has paid to the transferor.

Go to these events often and people will start to recognize you and relationships will form.