There are hundreds of companies in a ton of different markets, just make sure you find one what works for you.Another option is partnerships.  

I know I need to get on notes and have a way to do so, but just haven't pulled the trigger as I need the rental unit ramp more than the notes so most effort going that way.

Im looking to partner with a friend for my first rehab/flip. I will be providing the funding. He is a contractor and will manage/perform the rehab. We plan to do multiple deals as we expand and perfect or systems. Wha...

This law was enacted in partnership with the Center for Disability Rights, and for all we know, they may have threatened legal action against the city.If we're going to fight the law, I don't think we should jump to conclusions and call it a revenue-grab; if the fines were too low, people wouldn't comply, and the law wouldn't serve its purpose. 

How is your partnership or agreements setup.

As long as everything else checks out I would pull the trigger.

However, from a strict investment standpoint, I couldn't pull the trigger on a Kihei condo.

Listen to the BP pod-casts, and of course read through the different forums to see what part of this biz trips your trigger.

So remember, for legal and tax planning, a good CPA will recommend that clients hold their properties in an LLC or Limited Partnership and run their businesses as S Corporations to avoid self-employment taxes.

Can't really base that on closings unless they are in some partnership arrangement, not sure if the OP is ready to go there yet. :)