The hardest thing right now is that I do not have a team, or group of people I trust in any of the areas that I want to invest in, which is why I have been so hesitant to pull the trigger on a deal.

I have come into some decent money and I'm feeling like I'm going to pull the trigger in the next month or 2 when I find the right deal.

HI all,I'd like to get some feedback of partnership strategies.I have been buying for cash for my own portfolio and I now have some folks interested in partnering on deals with me.Since i have to move fast when I find a deal, it's cumbersome to get the funds ready from partners at the time of purchase.

You can do a warp or a partnership to increase net yield to the seller.

I'm joining the network based on a recommendation by my cousin and hope to strengthen my projects with future partnerships.   

Currently live in Nashvile TN and looking to start investing in the Memphis TN area. I am lookong for fix n flips SFR. I want to begin invest in january and I will be visiting next week to get familiar with the differ...

Lean what trigger are (one of my favorite's is Joe Sugarman's book by same name).Don't let your letter house dictate the lists.

You can also setup a partnership and have individuals contribute money to invest with your but if you get to the point of raising a lot of cash you may run into securities regulations and you may need accredited investors.

For example, some drawbacks is the $800 franchise fee that applies to LLCs in California, and the LLC would be considered a partnership so a federal tax return (Form 1065) will need to be filed for the LLC as well as a K-1 for each member of the LLC (the IRA and the solo 401k plan).

#1 will violate the due on sale clause and trigger an acceleration of the outstanding balance. #2 creates a second layer of ownership (via the trust) that is unnecessary if you are still using the LLC.