Maybe he does consulting work or his company does.http://www.anthonymelchiorri.com/Additionally you might could offer to joint venture with a larger hotel operator and give away some of your equity if certain milestones are hit.For instance you own 100% of something worth 1 million or 70% of something worth 2 million 1,400,000So it's not always the percentage but what you get in return.

If the cost of the inspection to turn back on the electric is prohibitive I will contact a more experienced wholesaler and offer to split the deal with him if he can bring a buyer that has a healthy risk for appetite or works on tighter margins than the first flipper I offered the deal to.

Based on the info shared, I would try to Joint Venture with an experienced investor in your market (or the market where the property is) instead of doing a syndication.

Considering all of the money spent on these items of attraction (not even mentioning the mass amount thrown into more practical marketing such as postcards, letters, signs, etc...) there isn't much saved for a healthy down payment, over and over and over again.

We have a series LLC which allows us to create multiple series, each a stand-alone entity, for each joint venture we do with our investors.

I know there's joint tendency and tendency in common.

The property will be owned jointly by IRA custodian FBO me and the LLC.

.…$1,255.00(installing a 32” door which requires re framing the opening and cutting away the aluminum siding to fit a wider door)Paint Homes’ Interior Walls & Ceilings for Complete CoverageRepair minor holes and cracks prior to painting and prime joint compound.

I also know a private money lender in the area that does not charge interest, but structures the deal as a joint venture and assumes a 50% equity position in the underlying property.

I would offer based on assuming the worst and make sure that I checked out the condo association. you want to make sure they are financially healthy, don't have too many vacancies, and are not at the limits of any rental unit restrictions..