If the partners are active, actually helping with management, signing loans, etc, then it is a JV and you can form a simple partnership to own it, but still will need to consult an attorney to draft docs and make sure everything is covered.For the 20% PML/80% bank, you will need to be careful with your lender, as they may view that as debt too, which it is. 

So, have a heart and work it out, its thats simple!

It's simple but not always easy.   

It is really simple to use and is completely free. 

(to all the folks that will say those are low returns, I know it is an example, I'm trying to make things simple)

@Andrew PettitThe only relatively simple way (I know of) to avoid paying capital gain taxes on sold stock is to reinvest the capital gains into a Qualified Opportunity Zone fund.

Ideally the RE also appreciates, but value achieved via appreciation is not real simple to access (i.e.

I would implore anyone considering eRentPayment to do some simple "google" searches (and this site might even be a good place to start) to get more information.While I agree that their systems were pretty full featured, the fact that I got caught in their action (rather inaction) and didnt have a viable option to get our funds speaks far louder than features that a provider can offer.

First of all, the didn't ask me too many questions, they asked how much I need and where is the properties.Then the gave me a simple and not professional application via Word document and there as no section to put the ARV (As I am searching for a fix and flip).Gave me an approval letter without any mentioning the monthly payment, the interest that I'll pay...And finally wrote that I need to put 2% (2 points) BEFORE closing, the was the final red flag for me.Be aware of these scams

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Owasso.

Purchase price: $140,000

4/2/2 SFR in a cute neighborhood. Purchased as our primary residence in 2016.
We moved in December ...