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John Wagner
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Creative ways to add value to a deal as a third party

John Wagner
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  • Atlantic Beach, FL
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I have a friend who purchased an empty lot a few years ago, developed plans for around 200 apartments to be built, but didn't have the resources to cover the construction/interest costs until revenue could be generated.  Another friend owns a company who builds homes, sells them to investors, and provides property management.  I'm putting the two of them in touch to see if there's a good partnership potential.  They each have resources beneficial to the goal.  I'm looking for creative ways to be involved and add value to the relationship, but have no experience in commercial property or this position in the deal.  I recently discovered BP and hope to both gain and contribute as I grow and learn.  What are some opportunities to bring more to the table than an introduction?  Thank you for any helpful feedback!

  • John Wagner