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Cathy Kirkwood
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  • Westlake Village, CA
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About Joint venture investment

Cathy Kirkwood
  • Investor
  • Westlake Village, CA
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I met another investor who is from a different state at a national conference.  We had dinner once and followed up by couple phone calls.  He proposed to do a joint venture investment in a single family  project  in a third state where he is familiar with the market.  Each party contribute 50% of capital and share benefits equally, and if the house need further repair, he is going to do the rehab work (he is an expert in it). This is the first time I have encountered this, how should we structure the partnerships to ensure no future problems? 

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