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Updated over 8 years ago,

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  • Calgary, Alberta
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Getting out of analysis paralysis. Getting partnerships

Account Closed
  • Calgary, Alberta
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Hello

I have been analyzing deals and studying real estate on my own for almost 3 years and of course still have plenty more to learn.  I know how to find other investors at groups and friends and family. My question is for investors who are interested in partnerships. What do you look for when working with someone and what is the best way for someone starting out with no credit or cash to structure a deal. I am not looking for a handout and I know deals will not fall in my lap. I have experience in property management and looking to take the next step.  

Thank you 

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