Taxes on flipping aren't exactly a DIY project.

Are there any sample Joint Venture/Partnership agreements on BP?

This is what they say u get: * Access to our private money programs * Up to 100% LTV / Up to 65% ARV financing program depending on location and the deal * Joint Venture possible * Access to posting properties on the website * Unlimited support to help you become a successful Investor * If you can not locate a deal we can assist you in locating a project to work on * Money back guarantee* on Membership * Access to the database of current buyers (no credit check program) * If there is not a buyer in your area and you wish to use a no credit check buyer we will help market for you * Access to the cash flow program (good credit / full doc required) * Waived fees ($1,500.00 savings) for the no credit check program - owner occupied * Access to down payment assistance program (coming soon) * Access to our network of investors (forum launching soon)I Spoke with one of the guys there and it seems legit, but im not sure....

Great agents know the values of the properties they're selling, and can use the data they have to ensure the investor gets every penny he deserves.Again, I'm not saying a great investor can't do these things without an agent, but I'd venture to guess that most investors don't have all these skills and therefore a great agent is invaluable...Just my $.02...

All told I probably "lost" 3 times what I ended up paying anyway so DIY was definitely not cost effective.

Does anyone have any new info on Apogee Ventures LLC b/c my clients recently invested with Leverage Funding LLC with the same principals like Michael Louis?

My name is Keith and I in the Charlotte NC area looking for connections, joint venture partners, education and more...

Though i actively don't post or participate, Im reading lot of your posts which is helping me to prepare for my first venture :) Ok here is the question.

Does anybody have any experience with having this done (no, I don't think it's a DIY job)?

Due to the need for lots of electricity to power the lighting used in this sort of pot growing venture, and due to the need to avoid detection of the high power use by the electric utility, holes were somehow cut through the 6-inch concrete foundation to hook up automobile jumper cables to bypass the electric meter.I'd say that a bypass of the water meter wouldn't surprise me either, since lots of water gets used in farming anything.So it might not just be limited to drywall and flooring ...And you would definitely need professional mold testing/remediation if you're planning to resell.