For now, all proceeds go to him until we eventually set up an LLC together and start structuring things more formally.

The other, is a two-family home that I am house hacking at the moment, with the intent of fixing it up & eventually moving on and placing a tenant in the unit I currently live in. 

One of the big drawbacks, is that the seller will want to be released from the loan eventually, so they can buy another house.

Once you’ve built systems that work, you’re also in a much better position to know exactly what you want from a property manager — especially if you eventually scale and want to step back. 

The homes are in our names presently, so we need transfer those, and discuss creation of trust(s) for both asset protection and eventual estate planning. 

Fortunately we could clearly show his attorney the date and time he signed up for our newsletter from our website to receive emails and eventually he went away. 

My goal is to upscale eventually. 

Moving your cash (eventually other people's cash) from the start through future deals, over and over again. 

So many I know have exited the business while new "so called gurus and house wholesaling gurus are teaching land flipping and bringing in a million newbies to replace those whom have left. always remember that stragedies with low barrier to entry eventually become saturated.

Because my day job is in tech, I eventually gave in to the itch to “just build something” to make my own life easier.