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DeKarla Kyle
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Partnership with a Novice Invester

DeKarla Kyle
  • Houston, TX
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I am new and I have no idea where to start.  I am willing to do all the work if an experienced investor in Houston is willing to take me through the steps of closing my first deal.  I am willing to split the profit 60/40 (you/me).  I am seeking to use other people's money.  

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Trevor Ewen
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Trevor Ewen
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  • Weehawken, NJ
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@DeKarla Kyle

If you are brand new, most investors will not be quick to fund an entire deal for you. Everyone likes a little skin in the game. 

I would focus your early stage funding with friends and family, I would also add another 10% to the stake of the investor in question. 60/40 is a good term for someone with a lot of experience, but you're looking to get started. In the worst case, I would even do an 80/20 deal if it meant raising vs. not raising $.

Even the best people I know got started within their own friend and family networks. It can be difficult, but it's about the only way to build credibility without your own funds.

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