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Updated about 3 years ago, 12/16/2021

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Mason Jeffries
  • Investor
  • Nashville / Smoky Mountains, TN
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Partnerships - What works and what doesn't?

Mason Jeffries
  • Investor
  • Nashville / Smoky Mountains, TN
Posted

Hey all! So I am having a hard time tackling some investments by myself. Mainly financing. If it comes down to it I may seek out a partner.

I am planning to buy a STR and am prepared to do all of it; find the deal, acquisition, management, etc.. While I have every intention on running the business myself, I see the need to bring in someone to increase our purchasing power and contribute to the down payment. I have never had a joint venture before and I want to hear from bigger pockets members on what worked for you! If you were in my shoes, wanting to buy a STR but need financing backup and intend on running the business yourself, how would you structure your business and why? LLC, Limited partnership, etc..?

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