All Forum Posts by: Antoine Martel

I would reach out to someone from BP support.

Justin.

This is a great partner to have and I have many of these for my out of state deals that I am doing. You're going to have to create a JV agreement for every project that they are involved with you on. This will make sure everyone is on the same page and make the agreement "legal" between the both of you.

Phillip.

I've been investing out of state for the past couple years and I would recommend you do the same. A beach view condo is not something that you should get into when you are first starting. Stuff like that is what you could get into in the future. I'd recommend looking in Memphis, Cleveland, St. Louis.

Connect with me and we can meet up and chat. 

I don't believe it. 

Kealii.

I'm a real estate investor from CA and only invest out of state. Its a method that really does work especially when many markets are so hot right now. Out of state is the place to be. There is no time to wait for the market to cool down. There are plenty of deals out there right now. 

Connect with me and I'd love to chat and see how we can work together!

Wow. Thats crazy.

 Most of the the time... no.

What kind of project is it? A fix and flip? Make suer to review the JV agreement with them, make sure that your money is put on title for the property. Make sure they have some skin in the game. Make sure that you know the people who will be in 2nd position etc. I wouldn't do a background check. Just review that they have completed some deals in the past.

Yes of course. You have to make sure you have checkbook control in your 401k account. Do you have checkbook control?

Bring in someone called a "gap lender." They'll fund that gap and you give them a % of the deal. You can find these people by creating a package and then messaging them on BP.