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Updated almost 3 years ago,

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Sean McMannis
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How did you find your partner?

Sean McMannis
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I have been an "accidental" landlord for 10+ years.  I was  resentful at first because of the situation that the '08 crash put me in.  Time has passed and I am now cash flowing with a bit of equity.   My goal is to take a more active role in this journey and build some momentum.  There is great advice on these forums.  There is a lot of advice from experienced investors that makes a ton of sense, but can sometimes be general.  I would love for some help connecting the dots.  For example, I read a lot of:  "Just find a ___________ (partner, mentor, market, etc. - Fill in the blank.)".  

Here's my question...How did you find your partner?  Follow up questions (for bonus points)...What does that relationship look like?  Formal/informal?  Do you have regular meetings/calls?  How do each of you provide value to the other?  Any other tips?  

Obviously you don't just pass a note that says "Will you be my partner" with a yes/no checkbox.  I think it would help a lot of us newbies to hear your story, just to get the creative juices flowing.  I get a lot of value from meeting/talking with people, and hopefully there are more opportunities for that in the post-COVID world.  Just looking for where to start.  I feel like sometimes when there are so many options, it can become overwhelming, especially when you are just starting out.  

On behalf of all eager and confused aspiring investors, THANK YOU!

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