That led me to some interesting plays such as buying into hi-rise pre-construction condos on the ocean in NE Brazil, buying into a partnership w/friends and a local who knew the RE game in Ecuador and even closer to home, Tulum Mexico.I would say my experience is mostly on the negative side.  

Department of Housing and Urban Development struck up a partnership that provides HUD with USPS's national address data in a format that still preserves the privacy of every address-holder in the nation. 

I currently am claiming these expenses on form 1065 line 20 (Partnership return).

Some of these partnerships have different Ownership percentages and capital contributions (50/50, 80/20, etc.)But let's say, one of the partners buys a property in his or her own name (loan/title), then deeds it to a Land Trust that has our LLC as beneficiary.1.

Case in point, he hasn't pulled the trigger personally on any deals for himself either.

I actually have a sit down tomorrow with a CPA from the SD area that may end up doing my personal taxes and real estate partnership's as well.

Is there somewhere to learn how to set up a partnership LLC?

Change of ownership can already trigger tenants leaving (i.e. vacancy for you) and if you're only talking about $25/month each, that's very minimal.

The key to any of this are the partnerships...with your other GPs, brokers, property management, CPAs, and attorneys...this is very much a team sport, and the best way to play is for all sides to win.

Most brands sell through various dealer networks (often called Master Dealer Partnership, or something to that effect) which means that there's a ton of extra cost for the brands like Rheem, Carrier, Bryant, to name a few.