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Updated about 6 years ago, 11/23/2018

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Antonio Lulli
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • New York, NY
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JV Structuring Ideas

Antonio Lulli
  • Real Estate Consultant
  • New York, NY
Posted

Hey All,

I'm a reasonably experienced investor focusing on rentals. I am up to 14 units and follow the BRRR method (still mastering it), which I have used to varying success for 3 deals now. Despite the efficient use of capital in BRRR, I still find that I am not able to do as many deals as I would like.

It is now becoming apparent that the way to supercharge my growth is through JVs with money partners. I am currently reading Matt Faircloth's book on fundraising and am watching videos on the subject, but also would like to hear ideas of how people are structuring JV deals for BRRR/buy and holds.

For clarification, I would act as the deal provider/catalyst in this scenario, and have a partner that also finds deals for us. We can handle the rehab and operation/supervision of property management and everything else, meaning the money partner would be completely passive.

I am familiar with the typical structures at a surface level, so even further insight into standard structures is welcome, and any tips or insights are welcome. Hopefully other people can get value from this also! 

Not sure if this is the right forum for this question, let me know if there is a more suitable one.

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