Traditional refinancing and selling has proven challenging, so I’m considering more creative options, such as private lending or partnership arrangements.Questions for the Community:Have any of you dealt with a similar situation? 

Whether it's recommended books, online courses, local meetups, or mentorship opportunities, I'm ready to absorb as much knowledge as possible.If anyone in the Dallas area (or beyond) is interested in connecting, discussing potential partnerships, or simply sharing their experiences, I would be thrilled to hear from you.

BP-ersOn Friday I purchased a triplex in a C neighborhood.  There are 3 units and they are identical 2/1 no washer dryer / dishwasher / disposal.  They are simple, 900 sq ft.  New A/C, 5 year old roof, no differed mai...

These are the guys who went to a seminar last weekend and are all pumped up to pull the trigger on something.

In the event that an internal wire fails in a device and energizes the chassis with 110V, the ground wire will dump the current to ground, hopefully tripping the circuit breaker.Surges are an over voltage condition that is normally triggered by lighting strikes or other utility-related events.  

I'm really ready to do this but I haven't been able to pull the trigger yet.

It is good to find that kind of stuff before pulling the trigger on something. 

Most times 50% of something is better than 100% of nothing, so partnerships are a great way to grow and launch.I'd analyse what you are both bringing to the table, put it into a joint venture agreement (50/50, 70/30, whatever seems appropriate), and before you start a new LLC, do a joint venture one-off to see how you work together, and then after that if all goes good, think to partner long term. 

Could we get one in partnership with family members?  

I am really close to pulling the trigger on a duplex that I have analyzed in the below report, but I am still not sure.