I generate a lot of leads in the DMV with some pretty healthy margins and I am looking to do a JV (as my lines are tapped out). If you have lines/cash, yet need deals and systems I would love to chat! (Woodbridge, Tem...

A little BBQ joint owner a couple miles from me said he was quoted over $100,000 to build a code and health department compliant commercial kitchen for a place that sat MAYBE 10 tables.

The only other thing to have handy are your LLC articles.We use a platform that permits multiple LLC's and multiple share accounts to be viewed on the same screen...we can keep everything organized across multiple LLC's and multiple checking accounts attached to projects or properties.The other thing I would encourage would be the ability to originate ACH's...very convenient.

The free version is free except your tenants pay $2.50 ACH fee.

For example, if you own a property on the top of a mountain, and your neighbor just below you sells, you could connect their properties using trails, build a gym structure shared by each, offer joint bookings so they have the entire mountainside to themselves, etc.

Once you have more saved up, maybe try to do a Joint Venture or two with another more experienced investor as well, to continue learning and make your capital go further. 

We have also joint ventured with other investment groups to own a self storage facility in Galveston, TX. 

If you bring a good deal to them you can do a joint venture where you supply deal and sweat equity and they provide capital and experience. you will have to take a small percentage but you will get that first deal done and money in your pocket!

Hi Bruce,Here is the announcement from the Fed/Treasury/FDIC:Federal Reserve Board - Joint Statement by Treasury, Federal Reserve, and FDICThere is nothing federal about the Federal Reserve.  

He knows he's in trouble with the govt.He has 3 bank accounts but only listed the low-balance joint account with his wife on his app.