Very detailed info and very professional, all while being very simple to use!  

Simple path but not much leverage used.Buy a smaller property, maybe a duplex or fourplex, improve it with your skills and up the rents.  

When you create an operating agreement there are some limits to what you can do but you could allocate him all depreciation in any given year and it would hold up as long as your agreements met the substantial economic effect rules. 

One business bank account is enough and much more simple.

Hi All,This may be a simple question with a simple answer, but I was wondering if there is a place to find duplex’s, triplexes, and quadplexes that are not for sale?

Now I'm a business operations engineer for a local pharmaceutical and chemicals company. 

But, I hesitate to use up what we have now on acquiring rentals and not have any left to acquire more or do the occasional flip for capital.So what we were thinking is to reverse that and try to get in on a couple of flip deals first to build up some more operating capital and then start buying rentals with the occasional flip along the way.

This is one of those time you might wanna find an attorney to get legal advice.But the simple answer is, you need to pay your tax bill.

This would require you to find a partner who is willing to bring $135k to the table and use his credit and you would operate/manage the property. 

No deal is too big for a master lease options operator.