We invested in C- for a while, but quickly realized that most of our returns got eaten away by constant repairs and turns.

I was thinking to put the loan in an llc I already have, and either create a joint venture agreement between that person and I, or add them to the deed somehow. 

However, I think it's better if I just skip that part and work with him to get the deals done as a joint venture partner.He's in Pittsburgh, PA and I'm in Atlanta, GA.

-Is the constant influx of renters, good or bad, worth the risk of getting troublesome renters?

I started here as a GC 3 years ago than Joint ventured and flipped 15 homes in the 2 years.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news...Coming from Chicago where zoning is a constant battle and converting a single family to a 2-unit requires navigating legal hurdles, this article makes me happy.

That you need $6,000-10,000/year to get started, that constant cold calling is necessary, and that even if you do this you only have about a 3-10% chance of making it?

It seems the city is constantly getting a facelift little sections at a time.

 unfortunately, the attorney above seems to be a constant source of questionable advice.

Doubts, fears and worry are constantly at play it appears.