Stick to deals that don't involve the banks.You might be able to get away with an LLC partnership buy-out agreement after closing.

open to all suggestions, partnerships, and adviceThanks!

link=BO) Another good resource is the book "How to Use Limited Liability Companies & Limited Partnerships" by Garrett Sutton.

With a self-directed IRA, you can invest in real estate, stocks, mortgages, franchises, partnerships, precious metals, private equity and tax liens.

Looking forward to a possible partnership in the future, and if you ever need any home repair advice please don't hesitate.

Yes, I know taking on a partner has it drawbacks however I was thinking there may be a way to only be in a partnership for only particular properties.

I'm always looking for good rental opportunities as well as rehab projects.Below are some things I'm looking to do in the near further:Create investment partnerships for rehabbing property.

Whether or not you create a LLC (or any entity) you and your sister are creating a partnership.

Could you please help me design the perfect setup.I have flipped before and under an LLC and am starting to ramp back up.I am very good at taxes and don't want a full partnership to influence all of my deductions.

Its getting that portfolio started that is hard.Hard money would likely be way too expensive to make any real positive cash flow.I really do not want to partner up and use someone else s money/credit because that seems to take any ownership control out of my hands outside of the partnership agreement, would it not?