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Jacob Morris
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How to find a partner when all you can bring is the capital

Jacob Morris
  • Investor
  • San Antonio
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What is the best way to find an experienced parter to work with? We are currently LP in a large syndication but want to explore partnering with people on smaller deals so we can actual learn more. The only thing we can bring to the table is capital. We are currently stationed in South Korea with the Army and wont be back for a minute so there really isnt much value other then saved capital. What is the best way to start looking for partners? We are debating doing another syndication and locking the money up for 12-18 months, but also want to learn more and be able to jump into small multifamily once we get back. 

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Matthew Irish-Jones
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Matthew Irish-Jones
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@Jacob Morris you do not need a partner. You need an investor friendly agent and a property manager.

Find the right team and they will find you cash flow investments and you will be a passive investor.

A professional agent and really good PM are going to work better than a partner because you can fire them if they don’t do a good job.

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