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Chris Garzino
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Chris Garzino
  • Bergen County, NJ
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Hi All,

I am new to Bigger Pockets.  If you are looking for an investment property and require an investment partner is it better to have a property first or have a committed partner before you find a property?  Don't know if there is a standard answer but I welcome the feedback.

Thanks,

Chris

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    Kennard Waters
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    Kennard Waters
    • Philadelphia, PA
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    I would say find a partner first. If you have the house first, only you have skin in the game. If you two find a property together, yall both have some level of liability. "What separates a conversation from a commitment is a check" -Warren Buffet

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