As of now, we plan on having a robust written agreement and I'm looking for advice on the proper structure (LP, GP) and how it plays into the mortgage, liabilities, holding title, etc.Thank you in advance for your help!

How soon after making the first offer do you think is appropriate (or most strategic) to make an additional offer?

Hey, BPHope all is well & everyone is doing great!I recently discovered a great deal. It's a 5/2 wood frame in a great neighborhood. Instead of simply wholesaling the property can you JV & split the profit eve...

In fact it is a very strategic practice for investors to use cash from other sources including refinances of other properties in order to complete a 1031 and have a debt free property. 

Any strategic ideas I could tap into?

I am currently using a spreadsheet system and am looking for something a little more robust.  

Sellers can, however, expect to sell their properties for much more than they could just 12 months ago, and buyers can still expect to face multiple offers and rising prices.It’s important to understand that “normal” or “predictable” for the Austin metro market means a very robust seller’s market with low inventory and rising prices.

It is much better to be clear and honest with the PM regarding goals and finances, and strategize the overall management plan or needed major expenditures.Regarding your comment about the old PM wanting to collect for additional charges...it is not at all uncommon for invoices to come in one or two months after the work is done- many businesses are slow to send them out.

Trying to poll suggestions as I strategize my next move.

Especially in these robust market times, quick movement is necessary!