My husband and I are starting to venture further into the real estate investing.

We need a good partner/operator for this venture.

We then used debt from those properties to acquire more buy and hold properties.We then pulled the remaining chunk of equity out of the rental portfolio (to a safe 70-80% LTV) and ventured into flipping houses.

Definitely something I would like venture into!

When I sit down with clients, I always discuss (1) their personal assets, and (2) what their current investments portfolio and other business ventures are before discussing (3) their future goals.

We have numerous options for financing but don't know which to take/works best for our venture (VA, FHA, traditional).My question(s) are;Which financing option is recommended for a partnership?

Don't think of a team as a joint venture or something that each person needs to agree to be a member of.

This is my first venture into Harper Woods, and I'm a bit concerned about the area and what kind of tenants I'll be able to find for the property, the area is a bit rougher than I'm used to operating in.

Through this venture, we have been able to secure off market listings for both wholesale and lease purchase, so if we can be of service just let me know.  

You can do a joint venture with the seller where you buy it on subject to and a noteThe amount in the note takes in consideration reselling costs about 10% minus repairs cost minus your joint venture fee You do need private lender money for the repairs