These connections can open doors to potential partnerships, joint ventures, and valuable resources that can accelerate your success.As you embark on your real estate investing journey, remember that patience is key.

Whether that is the correct way of going about it or not I don't know but it struck me as interesting.In terms of tax advantages / depreciation, it is the same whether you invest individually, jointly, or under an LLC.Hope that helps!

@Angus Brooks for a deal that size you are probably looking at a JV (joint-venture) structure.

But some of our properties are jointly owned. 

(a) filling out a financing application accurately/in good faith (b) maximizing loan amount to buy and rehab(c) deciding whether you want to proceed to close—i.e. whether it’s a good deal/worth it(d) putting together a a business plan for peace of mind, or to show prospective buy-in joint venturer(s)I’ve given Dayton, Cincy, NKY some attention.

@Matthew ModabberOne investor you can do a joint ventureMultiple investors then you need to syndicate and have an attorney draft proper documents and file paperwork with sec for the exemptionThat will cost $10-$20k depending on many factors.I also would be careful taking opm after one deal.

I researched USDA loans but assume that our joint income would be taken into account and exceed the threshold to qualify.

.- This is the first house we would be buying with joint ownership.- Our debt to income ratio is around 35% if you factor in both of our mortgages.

Even though I'm looking to invest passively (in a note fund or jointly with a manager/advisor), I am interested in learning more about the business, just for my own risk protection.

Hello BP community, I have 2 acres in Taylor, TX and am considering a Joint Venture, using the land as my equity into the deal.