The property you spent months working on is about to lose you money. What should you do? Sell? Pivot? Invest for long enough and you’re bound to run into this scenario at some point. But not to worry—today, we’re showing you exactly what to do when things go south!
Welcome to another Rookie Reply! We’re back with three more questions from the BiggerPockets Forums. One investor is about to lose money flipping a house and needs a way out or a reason to stay in. Another is about to form a real estate investing partnership but is missing one critical element that could change the entire deal.
And if you’re in the exciting final stages of closing on a rental property, or you're already sitting with the keys, wondering what on earth to do now that you're a landlord, we’ve got the answers! Ashley and Tony have been in all three of these situations, and Tony’s in one of them right now!
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In This Episode We Cover
When to sell a struggling flip (at a loss) or convert it to a rental property
The one thing almost nobody considers before creating a real estate partnership
Why a 50/50 equity partnership is actually fairer than it feels when one partner brings all the money
The biggest differences between a joint venture and an LLC (limited liability company)
Why forming an LLC on your first partnership deal might be a mistake
What to tackle in your first 30 days after closing (and what can wait!)
And So Much More!
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