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Jacob Muniz
  • Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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How to structure partnerships

Jacob Muniz
  • Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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Hello BP community,

I would like to know if anybody could provide insight on how to go about entering into possible residential real estate purchases with partners or entirely using OPM. I acquired my first two properties in Ohio last month, and want to help the team I have built there by bringing them more business! I already have networked with some high-net worth/high income individuals that have shown interest in a partnership.

Would it be reasonable to structure a partnership where I use someone else's capital to acquire properties and put them in other peoples names or sell them (like a turnkey property)? I am thinking of something other than simply using 50/50 capital to purchase and receiving 50/50 income from the property. Please let me know your thoughts! 

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