We are looking to form a partnership with to build on a piece of land we own.  Our land would be our injection into the loan.   We would own 75% of the LLC and the partner would be 25% silent partner.   My husband wan...

Are you an investor who has/or is looking to co-own a property?I'm currently conducting research in the real market, and I'd be honored to learn from your valuable insights and experiences. 🏠💡Your contribution will be...

I work in commercial real estate finance and have done some limited personal investing in rental properties.  In my humble opinion, there's arguably three key ingredients to successful real estate investing...time, ca...

Hello,My business partner and I live in California, but are looking to invest in a duplex out-of-state, specifically Missouri. What would be the best and easiest way to have this partnership? Do we need an LLC or can ...

If you were pitching to a group of potential partners to collectively purchase an apartment. What would you include in the pitch?

Hi BiggerPockets Community,
I’m Josh, 26 years old, current project manager and aspiring asset manager diving into a new venture that I’m excited to share. I’ve developed a Comprehensive Investor Report (CIR) for a p...

Investment Info:

Retail commercial investment investment in Pembroke.

Purchase price: $119,000

Cash invested: $12,000

I purchased a 3 unit cammercial property with 2 units occupied. Then partner with...

Hi Bigger Pockets Community,I recently started talking with a colleague about doing a partnership deal on a 8000sq. ft. Italiante Victorian house with 13 bedrooms. The house is located a short distance to a small chri...

Everyday there are questions on BP, and I've been messaged, regarding various compensation to be paid to others, especially those with larger businesses. Here's a sampling. So please, weigh in:

For those of you in pa...

I will be a passive investor who will finance the flip and my partner will do all the work and we will split profits according to our agreement.My preferable way would be to buy it in the name of the LLC I own 100%, m...