I would be happy to chat with you as well so feel free to DM me.Ways of investing in notes:- Actively with Performing notes- Passively through a Joint Venture with an experienced note investor who can show you the ropes and help you to actively investing- Passively with a Note fundBest of luck to you in your search for cashflow.

We have one lease with both tenants that are held jointly and severally liable.

As such, your IRA and your brother may joint-venture in the ownership of property together without issue.  

Most of the time the PG is joint and several between all partners owning at least 10%.

I'm looking into Joint Venture Agreement templates to create for my next househack (small multi-family property in San Diego, CA).

Single filers can exclude up to $250,000 of capital gains, while married couples filing jointly may exclude up to $500,000.Be sure to consult with a tax professional!

And yes I was watching the youtube videos of these CPA’s.If this is the case, we cannot qualify as real estate professionals, we cannot also qualify as active investors since we exceed the gross if filing jointly.

I am looking to joint venture, or partner in other ways, with other investors in the central NJ area. 

@Jessie Huffey, a single member LLC is typically disregarded and you and your husband would be seen as the tax payer for that property if you file a joint return.  

--> Shall we open a joint business partner account so renter pay to that account?