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Advice on Creating a Partnership Agreement

Ariel Hoffman
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Hi BP Community! I am just starting my RE journey, and have decided to partner up with a friend of mine. He lives in the state i'd like to start investing in (Ohio), and so we have decided to partner up and go 50/50 on investing. He will be in charge of most of the things on the ground, and I am tasked with bringing in the capital to purchase and rehab the properties (We plan on doing the BRRRR strategy). We are going 50/50 on expenses and income that related to our properties; We plan on seeing a RE Attorney, but before then I was hoping to get some recommendations of things you may feel are important to include within a partnership agreement, or just in general things I should consider.

Thank you in advance for your comments.

Best,

Ariel Hoffman

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