Are you willing to share the details (purchase price, cap rate, CoC, cashflow, etc)?

All to be worked out in a very detailed operating agreement.Hope that helps, best of luck!

I don't know about this first-hand, but here is a website that might help you sift through the details and processes:http://www.doleta.gov/business/incentives/opptax/

It needs some upgrades and minor turnover details and a finishing of the basement. part 2.The otherside (address) has just been vacated.

Personally, I'd rather re-finance it and get the cash tax free (see a CPA for exact details).

See the details at the website.

Your 2% rule, 50% rule, $100 minimum per unit per month, etc makes real estate investing so easy.I know these are just guidelines and a detailed due diligence is necessary, but I think these rules save a lot of time.

While some over zealous or power tripping inspectors give them a bad reputation, we are all better off thanks to building/housing standards enforced by inspections.

There are so many details to take care of and it amazes me how often title companies screw up.

If that's it, I would admit to hanging around lowlife's much less joining in with them.Got to take that claim with a grain of salt too Joe, I know it may sound cool to you, but I'm not confident a very large reputable law firm would engage in such stuff.I'd suggest they consider targeting non-compliance in foreclosure instead.