Partners-Hard money, private money, joint venturesCreative Financing-owner finance, contract for deed, lease option, sandwich/master leasePersonally I'd check into the creative financing realm as that will cost you less and increase your ROI.  

Here is the data:Name of Business: Bank of AmericaType / Terms: Overdraft/reserve checkingStatus: 30 days past dueECOA: Joint AccountBalance: 65772Limit: 65000Past Due: 206Does this look like a loan associated with her foreclosing home?

There will always be that knee-jerk reaction of wanting the safety net of a job :roll: but I'm questioning that.

You can send the notice allowing time for mailing by registered mail, return receipt requested and you will get a receipt when the notice was received and by whom.It does not matter that one person moves out before the other, as the parties who sign the lease will be jointly liable.

My partner and I have been thinking about doing a joint venture and we can not agree on how we would split profits.

If you're married filing jointly you have to have about $200K of TAXABLE INCOME in order to get up to 24.3%.But enough preaching from reverend Frank.

So if you ever buy a property with a business partner do you set up two differnet trusts and purchase a property jointly with the two trusts or do you purchase one property with one trust and you and your partner share benificiary interests?

My goal for this month is to set-up a practical and effective online (and off line) leads generation/marketing campaign which I can stick to for at least 6 months.I am partnering with another real estate agent to do joint off-line advertising, but I want to set up an online marketing campaign too.

If you want to be a little more hands on and want a better return you may do a joint venture with a local rehabber.

Our lender is willing to consider the financing of the whole project.Another possibility is to look at a joint-venture structure where you have a financial partner putting up the money in return for a share of the project.