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Structuring a partnership

Jeremy Swanson
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Hey BP community! I just got my first deal's offer accepted and I'm pretty excited. 4-plex house hack. Can't wait to move in and start this journey. That being said, I'm already thinking of the next deal. So a little back story, I live in a small town in southern New Mexico with a population of about 31,000. There's not a ton of properties down here to choose from so I've been giving some thought into distance investing. That's where my brother comes in. He lives in Denver, CO and shares my passion for RE. We have been discussing partnering on a deal but don't quite know how we would divvy up the responsibilities. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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