So, that's why I'm looking for a partner, instead of purchasing a Single family on my own, I can partner and purchase a larger property with someone else.

It makes sense that building on land you already own is easier and more cost-effective than buying elsewhere.

Understood, this wouldn't be a partnership in anyway so the two entities would meet the minimum on their own.

As indicated it is a tough market so in this market, I consider this pretty good in a location I want to own.  

.: Quote from @Chris Seveney:of course he doesn't lol covering his investors on this "project" should be small potatoes for this high roller:"Today I own over 10,000 rentals and handling assets worth $2.1 billion..." if you believe they own 10,000 rentals outright then I have some swampland in florida.the "i own" is "I am a GP/Co-GP" who manages a LLC that the GP owns 30% of that has X doors. the use of  "I" is always misleading.

Those are exactly the hurdles where things can get complicated, but we can detail the exact steps for purchasing property in South Africa to make the process clear for you.Helix’s whole approach is built on the idea that "HOW you own is just as important as WHAT you own".

But to each their own. 

I enjoyed the speakers and got to know a few people, but I didn’t feel at home, even though I had a significant portfolio of my own.

I am in austin texas and i have a LLC that already has 3 serires one for each rental property i own.

Columbus is on everyone's list including my own, I haven't looked into Starkville but I certainly will now, and as for Dayton, I've researched it in the past and its got very enticing qualities, but the declining population YoY has dropped it lower on my list.