NOt gonna be a lot of signs in the university district :) lol 

Hey Kade,There are different types of partnerships that you can utilize while getting into real estate ranging from general partnerships (essentially a handshake,) limited partnerships or LLC's (along with a few others.)

Why would you leave the most essential part of your making money (getting leads) to a "professional" when they do the exact same thing for your competitors?

The problem with handshake partnerships is that you essentially inherit all the decisions of your partner and the investments - so those tools are important to keep both of you protected.

Well interest is essentially payment for the money that you are borrowing.  

One drawback is there's no viable commercial district nearby.   

in my peronsal opinon usuing your home base equity to then go out and buy a rental with basically nothing down that makes you a 100 or 200 a month is very very risky.. unless your buying in a market you have a very good chance of some major appreciaiton. other wise. your risking your home base equity for what is essentially a very little amount of money given risk. one bad tenant and can turn it upside down.to use the money for fix and flip make profit pay it off I personally think that works.. but again you do risk your home equity if the flip flops.

I have been looking at the 19th ward or the Maplewood district.

To paraphrase, she essentially said:“To answer your question (and it's a good one), I think prefab is still more complicated for one-off building than most people realize.

The tenant did end up paying but wasn't reliable with it and was at $700/monthWe are at $950 with water included in one of the best school districts in the area.