Each to your % ownership.. then one of you can do collections and pay the other ..

I had no idea how to do the analysis but was happy that someone else had done it so purchased, paying all cash.

@Vlad Krokhmal I would go work for another PM firm to see how they operate, SOPs, professionalism, and be able to show experience to prospective clients when you go live in 2 years.

1031s cause you to overpay for your properties" or "I love 1031 buyers, they pay they most for properties"Both are emphatically FALSE.It is true that some 1031 buyers overpay for their properties because they are unorganized and undisciplined - BUT 1031s aren't structured in a way that "Makes an Investor Overpay"Here is our advice to clients so you don't "overpay"Before the 45 day identification clock even starts you can do the following:1.

Coincidentally, way back in 2003, my very first client owned section 8 properties somewhere in New Jersey.

Look into a hard money loan so you can get the rehab budget covered, and make sure the rehab budget is non-dutch so you do not pay interest on the rehab budget until you begin to make reimbursement draws.

well if your paying him a per foot price.. then you dont really know how much he is making correct.. 

Custom data (provided by clients/owners) was also used to enhance accuracy and relevance.

It's not that difficult to navigate through based on my experiences with my clients, easy to use and setup.

Is there any way of having that property owned by an out of state LLC and not paying the franchise tax for just one property?