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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
What terms would you put in your partnership agreement?
For a roughly equal partnership where 2 investors split costs and tasks 50-50 for finding and wholesaling houses (and may buy individually, buying the other person out for related marketing costs), what terms would you include in a partnership agreement?
For those of you with partner or JV contracts, what clauses do you recommend including?
What are some unforeseen things that could change/go wrong to factor in?
All ideas welcome! thanks in advance
Most Popular Reply

Anything and everything you can think of should be agreed upon. The last thing you want is someone to says they will split every 50/50 and then after a couple months they only 10% of the work and contribute 10% of the finances but at the end of the deal expect 50% of the pay. Everything should written out, even if it seems ridiculous in the moment.
- Colin Smith