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Joint Venture Partnerships

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Hello Bigger Pockets community. This is my first post.

I want to ask away about investment employment versus joint venture. 

Is there a market for a joint venture partner who literally just travels across the country on call. 

The major focus of the work would be to inspect properties both owned and potential acquisitions. The other benefit of having someone travel to remote locations are to have a presence during major construction projects and to initiate and interview and inspect property managers.You would all know better than I would if there is value here. 

It's my goal to do this kind of work for someone else with a decent portfolio for around 45 k a year while I gain the confidence and the skills to invest myself. It sounds affordable and useful, and can save that much in a month or two safeguarding flips against bad contractors.

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