To catch others discussion here also.

I have heard others discuss how to acquire RE investments using as little money down as possible.

I am interested in opening up a discussion on how we can be like the bank and make sure we are protected from a lawsuit.Regards

When I was "hired" there was no contract signed discussing commission splits, duties or responsibilities.

For the sake of discussion, lets assume each unit is a 2/1, 800ft2, so the total project is 4,800ft2 for six units.  

@Don Young if you are coming to the meetup tonight we can discuss this further.

Hi @Saira Khan, I've been investing in the Chicago market from Toronto for the last several years so drop me a line if you want and we can discuss what it's like investing there from the GTA.Btw, I second everything that @Nick Patterson mentions above - he's right on.

We have a round table discussion on whatever real Estate topics people want to discuss.

While I do have some experience, I know it doesn't compare to yours, so I do appreciate you chiming in.With a few new discussions, I doubt I will be putting anywhere near what I posted down.

For things like direct ownership of a rental property, this is generally the better way to go.If you are self-employed and have no full time employees, a Solo 401k program is available that also provides the same kind of checkbook control, but comes with the higher contribution limits of a 401k plan.In all cases, the investments are wholly for the benefit of the IRA.