Hello Bp, I am posting this form because I have a wholesale deal under contract with a LTV around 70% but none of my cash buyers are interested I was wondering how could I do a joint venture because my clients are looking to sell very fast.

If they own several they are obviously investors.Once you get a response from the seller of the vacant house, negotiate a deal to buy it for all cash and get it under contract. 

Well, now I could care less about his feelings and am curious if I can bring in 40 yards of rock, and pour a nice concrete road from the state road to the edge of my property and still be within my legal rights.  

If you have buyers that only want a house for $20,000 but you have a house under contract for $40,000 don't be surprise if sell that house especially if its a real good deal. 

I haven't completed any deals as of yet, but I do have a property under contract that I'm going back and forth on as to what to do next: wholesale or F&F?  

If he sells to you on contract he can spread that tax liability out. 

Douglas,here is a blog i posted ( i didn't write it ) about different fees that PM companies will charge, look it over and make sure everything is clear in your contract with them. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8121/50251-pro...

Sign a contract with the buyer. 7.

Question about a HELOC: My husband and I currently own 2 duplexes and have a triplex under contract.

I think Eric Lee at Proline Tax Advisors does it: http://www.prolinetaxadvisors.com/The legal filing with the state is essentially the same no matter who you use.