@James Munoz chase or navy federal if u have any military affiliation

Originally posted by @Stuart Hope:Hi John, I work with a group that would be interested in managing your portfolio and would love to discuss the option further. can u please share details for the property manager you are recommending via direct message?   

If the slab is bigger than 10 or 15 feet in any direction, put in a "construction joint" (a troweled gap) to allow the slab to crack at that joint, rather than randomly across the slab.

When house flipping, would I keep the funds in a separate account from the joint checking I share with my wife for bills, expenses an regular paychecks?

Assuming you're looking to do a buy and hold: one of the simpler structures is a Joint Venture where your money partner buys the property in their name and they pay you like a contractor and issue you a 1099 at the end of the year.

A masonry wall needs an expansion joint no more than 20 feet apart.

Of course a joint venture is one approach but I also have a house with a lot of equity and was wondering what your experience was with using that equity to start your fix and flip or long-term rental business?

Hi,My brother and I have a property under contract and both of our names will be on the deed as joint tenants with rights of survivorship.

With one investor, you can probably get away with just entering into a joint venture agreement between the investor and you (or your group).  

At least that's what I would do if you're running this as a joint venture.