I think the key element is knowledge, make sure you know the ARV, check and doublecheck the sold comps and walk the house yourself.

I’m not a doom-and-gloomer though.In my opinion, we’re following a stag-flationary path similar to Japan, who owe over 200% of their GDP and have had essentially zero interest rates for 20 years.

If I was the family who owned the house, I'd have a hard time doing the "right thing" and paying all that money to formally evict someone who was essentially stealing my house.

It has to be one that you and your fiance can essentially live for free.

The problem is that would take away from the funds we would disburse to both of us( we keep all proceeds in the company and take no salary)I have a lot of other great ideas that allow us to grow more but I am limited by the time element.

As David implied, you're essentially asking a stranger to:- Devote a significant amount of time to you- Train you to potentially become their competitorI don't know too many people who would do that for a perfect stranger for nothing in return.

That said, in times of high rate of change in prices (steep inflation, steep deflation), there is an added element that isn't accounted for in classical economics -- irrational behavior.

Getting an education before jumping in is a critical and smart element.

Look at it from this view, you got 3 apps over 24 hours and they're all essentially equal.

While discussing it with the attorney, he also indicated that it might make sense to create a third entity to be a management company, use the prior LLCs essentially as holding companies and manage all props by and through the management company.