Just hard to do without making it a joint venture. 

Additional insured is jointly covered by the policy.

Also, I don't want my tenants to have to pay to make an ACH transfer.  

I'm new as way but I know you guys can do a joint venture contract together and split it 50/50.

TerryThanks for the insight, thats what i my numbers say too - im looking at a discount when buying all three and potential seller financing, going to make an offer subject-to inspection. ..any of the original post starters or contributors interested in a potential joint venture here?

These are just some:- You can assign your LLC interest that owns the property- You can use transactional funding to close and then sell, the same day you acquired the property (double close)- You can do a joint venture with your buyer and sellerand I am sure the wholesalers on BP can add to the above list.Check with your real estate attorney to ensure everything is being done per the real estate law in your state.

If anyone is interested in getting together to discuss large multifamily investing (100+ units), experience with syndication/syndicators, joint ventures, partnerships, strategies and more shoot me a PM!

At first I asked her if I paid the costs, if she would be willing to buy enough products to actually open our own store as a joint venture. 

Otherwise, you will be back on this site in 3 months asking what the best way to liquidate a joint asset is when one party has defaulted on their payments. 

Banks don’t typically loan money to acquire land, so there’s a lot of seller financing deals, and a lot of things like joint venture partnerships, land contracts, lease options, etc.