I used to do these as Joint Ventures with people and split the project, now I just sell them as Turnkey.

I was considering an LLC because I have farm land that I jointly own with my sisters and it is not protected in any way.

tenants can ACH for free or pay with credit card with a transaction fee.  

Columbus also has a lot of people that do joint ventures if you have some things (like liquidity or experience) but not others (like a rehab crew).

Here are a few steps you can take:Discuss and agree on the terms of the joint venture, including how profits will be split, who will handle what tasks, and any other important details.

:Tell her thank you and that you cashed her check but unfortunately you blew it all because you have a 5,000$ a day heroin habit and couldn’t help yourself . too funny that was my thought just cash it and ghost them.. that will teach them to send landlords money in the mailI suspect those check cashing joints would know if its good that instant or not.  

Account Closed, I would recommend that you find an experienced flipper and try to arrange a joint venture with them.

Sandy Uhlmann You could invest in notes with little money from an SDIRA by either joint venturing or buying partials.

Private lenders can be a good option if you need funding quickly or if you have difficulty qualifying for a traditional mortgage.Hard Money Lenders: These are specialized lenders who provide short-term loans with high interest rates, often to investors who need financing for fix-and-flip projects or other short-term investments.Creative Joint Ventures: In this strategy, you partner with another investor or group of investors to purchase and/or renovate a property, sharing the costs and profits.

@Carlos Castellanos an attorney who practices contract law to draw up a Joint Venture agreement for the profit sharing component.