Joint Venture with a partner and bring value to them.

Inferior insurance coverage.HOA restrictions on your use as a landlord.

What kind of joint venture are you talking about?

If they own 25% or more of the LLC or partnership then it would count.Type of Property Ownership to include in Financed Property Count: Joint ownership of residential real estate.

as for mac and cheese... haven't you seen that all the hipster mac and cheese joints charge $15+ for mac and cheese these days?

Purchase price: $3,080,000Property Overview• 30 units (5 buildings)• 96% occupancy• Below market rents by $200+• Mom & pop property owners• Ample parking• Other income through covered parking and storage• Major CapEx already done• Prime location across the bridge from JBER (Air Force & Army joint base)What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

What about money accounts - is it prudent to set up a joint business/personal banking account?

I was thinking joint venture with a deal already in motion?

Just to explain briefly, just sold a house in June that was flipped with a joint venture partner.

I've denied liability to an Insured before when the Grantee was an LLC jointly owned by the Insured and his son.