Hello all! Spent way too much time in the last day reading up on all of the tenant screening resources - wow there are so many options!! Looking for your input and your results!! We are landlords in WI - so we’ve alwa...

By doing this, you can cater to different investors based on their unique view of the market, their cash flow needs, and their desire to be willing to wait for a payoff when the property sells.

By doing this, you can cater to different investors based on their unique view of the market, their cash flow needs, and their desire to be willing to wait for a payoff when the property sells.Another option is to add a flex-equity split that would change the actual numbers if the property doesn’t perform.

However, because my situation seems, to me, somewhat unique, and unexpected changes have occurred between 2018 and 2020, I just wanted to hear expert recommendations... and inquire about any tax advantages/disadvantages I may not be considering.Note: I DO plan on connecting with a CPA tomorrow, but any and all perspectives are welcomed and appreciated.

There are several unique costs you need to factor in and be conservative on when owning out of state.

Vision; to see the unique opportunity available.  

There are many creative ways of structuring deals which can meet the unique needs of you and your investors. 

Also, are there special/legal guidelines a wholesaler should/must adhere to (that are unique to this area)?

I'm using some pre-written content from Carrot that I'm modifying, but I'm also developing my own unique content.

I have zero experience which makes it a little challenging to get lenders to trust that I will repay their money back.