Hi everyone,I have just signed a new lease with tenants for a 3 bedroom main floor in a duplex.

We want to keep it as separate as possible between the two ventures so there is no confusion or benefit from either company. the only thing in common is us as individuals partnering in other businesses together.

I'm looking for real concrete numbers that wholesalers around the country have actually tracked to generate their success ratio.I will define success ratio as contracts signed to appointments booked. 

The seller is looking for you to take the home off his/her hands, and after you signed the contract with them, I feel like you should do your best to move forward if you can.

Once you have everything signed and in place with the title company. 

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@Finian ButcherAsk for a signed receipt from seller that they received your offer.

Another option I have read about, but that I'm not sure is common practice or viable yet, is initially issuing the loan with a personal guarantee, even though the deed would be under the LLC.

So your final decision might be the answer you make on those 2 properties and any decision might be decided on the debt question of good debt versus bad debt.If you have any benefits by purchasing  an apartment complex as a controlled ownership and by benefiting from a Tenants in Common joint venture association that will contribute to an apartment complex purchase and allow your keeping control of that property on a daily basis regardless of your ownership percentage.  

The prospective tenants signed the "Agreement to Execute Rental Agreement" this past Saturday and provided the holding deposit, and now I need to send them the actual rental agreement.