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Shawn S.
  • New to Real Estate
  • Melbourne, FL
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Newbie Investor Seeking Advice on How to Structure Partnerships

Shawn S.
  • New to Real Estate
  • Melbourne, FL
Posted
Hello fellow BP members!

The inventory of the market I am looking to invest in is pretty low. As a result, there is a great deal of cash buyers which makes it difficult for me to be competitive. This is one of the reasons why I am considering partnering with someone that has enough capital to buy properties with cash.

What are the different ways to pursue deals with a partner that has capital? For example, if I am looking to purchase buy and hold SFRs and/or MFRs, how could my potential partner and I structure the acquisition of the deals? Two potential ways I imagine are setting them up as a private money loans or doing owner financing.

Any ideas? Looking forward to hear from any BP members that have worked with partners.

Thanks in advance!

- Shawn

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