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Chris Cavner
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  • Owasso, OK
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To partner or not to partner... This is my question!

Chris Cavner
  • Investor
  • Owasso, OK
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Hey guys, 

I'm just starting out and have been doing a lot of research on strategies and ways to get started.  I've come to a bit of a crossroads, do I start up with a partner or go it alone?  There are obvious advantages to each strategy, but I thought I'd post here and see what peoples experiences have been.  What led you to partnering (or not) and how did you structure the partnership (split cash flow, cap costs, financing costs, etc 50/50 or some other structure?). 

Appreciate the feedback!

Chris

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