Hello everyone! My name is Lauren and I've come to shoot my shot. I've been playing parallel to the real estate industry for years in that I have built my own interior design business for 10+ yrs and 'flipped' each of...

I'm open to any type of investments as long as it makes sense, (BRRR, fix and flip or STR) any advice on how to structure a partnership?

I'm worried about triggering the due on sale clause if the taxes are paid through escrow (seller) but the title is in my name so the county/state expects to receive taxes from me

As many have done, I spent a few years in the analysis/paralysis phase but my wife and I finally pulled the trigger on a single family house with a rentable basement in Irving Park in October!

I'm going to pull the trigger on your Item B and keep the marketing machine rolling.

You were definitely fortunate and smart to pull the trigger on that property when you did so congrats on that!

This is a partnership, and they need to allow you to operate your business the way you need to, and you need to be their most reliable tenant that always sends a rent check like clockwork each month.Even if you get at or below market rents, you need to have a good idea of what your operating expenses will be (utilities, cable, consumables, damaged linens, etc.) and make sure the numbers leave you room for profit. 

Partnerships make RE investing exponentially more complex.

When you are confident in the true as is value, you will be more confident when it comes time to pull the trigger.

That is a specific type of creative financing used to acquire a distressed property to avoid triggering the sellers due on sale clause.