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Bringing Something to the Table as a Partner

Mike Buttimer
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I am still reading an learning, but eager to get something started with rental properties. But I want to partner with someone who is experienced on my first deal or two (or five). The problem I have is I don't have much money to contribute yet, and I'm not sure how I can contribute time when my experience is non-existent. How can I use my time to contribute to a partnership without experience? Or if I struggle to find time, how else could I contribute?

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