Another way is partnering up and getting residential multifamily and then moving into commercial multifamily.

With over 100 people inattendance, I know raising capital and finding partners maybe isn’t asdifficult as I originally thought.

I am willing to partner with wholesalers in the area

I've been "collecting" and analyzing multifamily deals in my hometown of Atlanta for quite some time. I'm very familiar with SFR, but have surface knowledge of expectations when it comes to multifamily. I've found gre...

You will find a strong network of Baltimore investors here.Your question is not an easy one.

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You will also be taxed on any salary you draw from the corporation.This sounds to me like a real cart before the horse scenario, and I strongly suggest you get your legal and tax team on board before making any additional moves.

Please reach out if you would like more information.The most important factor is finding a good company to partner with in a strong market.

I have access to around 950 buyers in the area through my partner, so I'm not too concerned about that side of it - he will also be going on the first couple deals with me to help me get my bearings with the sales part.

After potentially finding a deal how do you lay out a deal on paper to a partner?