Sunny,Yes as long as the other party is not considered "disqualified" by the IRS you can create a partnership.The partnership can be in the form of TIC (Tenants in common, both of you will be on the title of the property) or you can create a new entity where both your IRA and the other partner can be the members. 

Would probably also utilize them to review contract and/or create one.The most recent post i can find for the DFW area is several years old and below are the heavy hitters I have noticed.

Otherwise you should have created enough value to be able to access the forced equity without waiting 3 years.Can you share the numbers of the deal?

If you're using an app like Tellus, you can create separate group chats that can help you communicate more effectively with your team and your tenants.

The $40,000 was created from money in my asset column in the form of a promissory note from the buyer.

I like idea of buying and holding rental properties in order to create a stream of income that can eventually replace my full-time job.

You need to create a good agreement with the current owner....And then you need to be able to act on that agreement, aka sell your position fast.

Not all banks are created equal when it comes to a particular asset class.

The house was sold in October 2017.Last month (March 2018), the new owner reached out to my agent and said that the workmanship of the remodel was crappy and caused the leak behind the walls, and created mold to grow.

However, I don't want to create a liability for myself by being licensed, and I know another investor here has mentioned that there are some tax disadvantages to holding a license.