Partnerships can be a tricky business because liability can grow rapidly when you have multiple people working together, so it's smart to resolve these issues on the front-end.Other resources on partnerships:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/effectively-conduct-joint-venture-agreements-as-a-real-estate-investor/https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2006/11/16/real-estate-partnership-questions/

Knowing that not all cash buyers will be able to buy the property youre selling much less even be able to look at it, I believe a healthy cash buyers list is a minimum of 150 people.

Hey guys,I would like any of you who have worked in joint ventures in the past to please consider sharing your experience and tips/advices regarding the joint venture I am considering in establishing for flipping/rehabbing.The person whom I am considering working with in a joint venture does not have much cash on hand.

It's just easier to buy when the real estate market is down and easier to sell when the real estate market is hot.Buy conservatively so you can hold the property for as long as you can (buy a property so that its cashflow is healthy).

If we do a joint venture, what are the tax implications for both of us knowing I am using my IRA and he is not.

1) to expand my network of like minded individuals and maximize joint opportunity!!! 

Look for an IRR above 15% and a timeline of about 6 years and you'll see a very healthy return on your capital. 

I moved to Phoenix,AZ (Tempe actually) from California just over a year ago for the engineering job of my dreams, deciding to rent an apt until I get familiar enough with the market to consider buying.Since then I’ve been working on reading and learning as much as possible while building a healthy savings and found myself most interested in a Multifamily duplex where I can rent one unit and live in the other.

If you have a group of investors that are looking to all actively invest, then a joint venture should be fine.

COLD JOINT, bad, then an "horizontal" crack just happened out of nowhere.