Interesting idea.Perhaps create a forum and each topic on the forum contains links to different topic areas that we find to be important?

Question, and this is sincere, not meant to create friction:What is wrong with having past Clinton Admins in Obama's new admin?

This spring he virtually disappeared for two months and I found out when he got back that he had created a group that bought half of a pacific island and wholesaled about 200 lots, making himself a profit of somewhere between 2-3 million (2 months profits).

They choose to create indentured servants whose votes have been bought one way or another.

I think we would like to create some entity to use for our next purchase and ideally place the existing property into.Any suggestions?

The FED is off to the side, busy creating fiat currency and devaluing the US Dollar.

I will only pay $160k for it (with $20k down), and at that price + $15k worth of renos, it will flow just under $4k per year after all expenses.My question is - although this is a small property, should I create an LLC company, or would creating a general partnership be suitable?

:mrgreen: :roll: Now I know this only creates a lot more work for Josh, takes up a lot more bandwidth and opens him up to angry artists when folks start using unauthorized uploads on their profiles....but it would be cool.

Dan makes a great point, networking websites such as here, meetup.com, and others allow investors to create a place to convene and coordinate events/meetings.

My advice would be to speak with an attorney and discuss if you can form a partnership with your relative and create a legal situation to achieve your goals.If that is not the case, or if there is not enough time, then Jon's suggestion of a "Deed in Lieu" might be your best option.You made the mistake of jumping into a deal without securing your back end financing.