I LOVE Notion.

- I think you hit the high points (and low points) of Wholesaling and got across the notion that it is about marketing, first and foremost, and that you need to do a high volume to really be successful.

TIA My recommendation- Establish a Joint Venture that lays out each partner's contribution to the project. 

1) lying or intended to completely debunks any notion you have toward this argument.i should not have to go further but will2) if 20% off  coupons are the reason you expose yourself to liability with contractors doing your work(will make that point 4) or the deal is worth doing you're missing the forest for the trees.3) agents or buyers look at what date it was bought or transferred versus when it's selling. if it's short, it's likely a flip and buyer beware. the llc vs individual name doesn't mean much to the credence of the grade; buyer speaking from first POV.to add...4) liability is why you do it, you're fully exposed. grabbing pennies, costing dollars.

Also, it does not have a notion of portfolios - only property and unit. 

Personally I would not liquidate the stocks, just maybe only contribute a smaller amount to it on a monthly basis.As far as the car, I would pay it off from current income.

I thought about telling them I would contribute some money - say, $300 toward construction of a proper ramp and handrail, but I can't pay for a handrail for an unsafe ramp or it seems to me that I risk liability of something happens. 

So what ends up in your pocket is net of all expenses including reasonable anticipated expenses.This syndicator is asking you to contribute to an expense fund in such a way that it does not come out of operating income. 

If there is anything I can contribute or offer in exchange for some knowledge I am more than happy to chat and meet!

Will you receive them personally and use them for down payments, or form an LLC with your fiancée and have her contribute there?