When I was breaking into the web developer industry, there was plenty of free meetups that I could attend to network with other like minded individuals.

Joint venturing is only a good idea if you cant secure a buyer on time.I've had a lot of success by having timelines - if I cant secure a buyer by day 7 then I will begin to reach out to other wholesalers.

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I decided to take a step towards securing my future.

It has its own EIN (equivalent to a Social Security #), bank account, even a unique name. 

Am I safer at say 65% LTV or just missing out on an additional 30% cash out to use in various ways, including security against future problems as well as investing for more cash flow? 

I now pay for a service that the mail goes to, and they forward it to me via a secure email, where I can read and ask to forward the original should I want it.

Incase anyone does look this up in the future here's what I did to resolve this.I used a web parser to extract all the addresses in the state for 2 different competing tenants.

I will definitely increase the security deposit for this applicant.Thank you  

If they want to bring their cash for equity in the deal because they have confidence in the deal and/or you as an operator, then you would most likely work out a certain ROI percentage which is held secure by making the investor a part of the single-asset LLC for the deal...