Well my partners and I do a little internet marketing, some affiliate stuff not much be selective, and we invest in a few small auto sale companies.The principles of real estate translate into many other areas.

I don't like partners anyway, but that's another topic.If your tax question is whether to consider all rental income as taxable income (by not claiming expenses), I would say that is a very poor idea.

I am actively seeking out partners to help me begin what I already know will be an amazing ride in the real estate investment world.

Every year I talk to countess "Investors" who: * Have been thinking about investing * Have been reading about investing * Have a friend who failed at investing so that means you'll fail (The elusive friend) * Are saving for a down payment * Are Waiting for rates to go down * Are Waiting to finish their real estate course * Are Waiting for their mentor to tell them to buy * Are Waiting for summer (insert any season), to get started * Are Waiting for the market to straighten out * Waiting till they can afford it * Waiting till they get a promotion * Waiting till their friend or relative can partner with them * Trying to read just one more book, then they will get going * Waiting till they buy their own house * Waiting till they get a raise * Waiting to graduate from college * Waiting till their friend or family member becomes a realtor * Waiting to be married * Waiting till they contribute their maximum to a 401k * Waiting till they get done working on their own homeThen after giving me their excuse for waiting to start investing they ask: * What happens if the toilet gets clogged?

When your prospective tenant warns you that they think they have bad credit and after running their report you call them to see if they want to be a credit partner.

Check the public records and see which attorneys or other have had an inordinately high number of cases, and a lot of success.Generally it'll be one who used to sit on the board of adjustment (is that the right name) or who's partner sits on it.all cash

If I do this deal I would like to have at least $1000.00 a month in positive cash flow that I could pay myself.Should I consider a partner?

Hi I'm a newbie investor, My business partners and I got a 100% occupied 30-unit apartment complex under contract in Nebraska for about $650,000.

The 1st is to explain to the Seller at closing that instwead of you making the payments, your money partner will make them.

Check your local laws I guess, if You dont need to have it notarized, dont do it, it wastes time.About they key, just ask the seller how your inspectors and partners can access the property with no problems.