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Arturo Cooks
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  • Albany, NY
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Arturo Cooks
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Albany, NY
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I currently do not have enough established credit for bank financing, I met a local investor willing to do a lease purchase agreement for several of his properties.

While having a conversation with my dentist, he said he was looking to also get into real estate investing and would be open to partnering. He's more establish, he would finance the deals and I would handle the property management. Has anyone had any experience with a partnership as such? Is this the best way to do this? Is an LLC required?

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