But a lower % can get a Good or Excellent first deal done.The difference is education... be careful with who you select as a "mentor" since many out there are just looking to separate you from your money.Good books and forums such as Bigger Pockets can fill the need of a mentor, so do not limit your self for this.The first 20 hours of reading about REI (real estate investing) will give the best ROTI (return of time Investment), since with out this you could potentially lose lots of money.

They explained to me that it is not zoned multifamily therefore I could not separate the units or consider a variance.However, they were kind enough to give me a few options...

2) Lease my property to the LLC and then have the LLC sub-lease to the tenants (and then if I go that route, would I need separate bank accounts for both the LLC's rental business, my rental business, and then need to get business licenses and housing inspections for both me and the LLC.

Not sure how it works in Reno but in Las Vegas we don't have a separate offer to purchase and a purchase and sale agreement.

The opposite is a separate loan for each segment resulting in two transactions (purchase & refinance).

At least get a separate email address for the business.

The wholesaler states they will compensate me a finders fee for finding the buyer but I want to have something in writing.Is there a partnership contract that will allow two wholesalers to get paid separately on a deal?

I have my LLC separate in every way except insurance.

I have taken real estate principles and real estate finance at the University of Arkansas, as well as a separate principles course.

Each day a violation occurs or continues is a separate violation.