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Dee Cross
  • Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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Potential partners vs. Potential investors

Dee Cross
  • Investor
  • San Jose, CA
Posted

Hi Fellow BPers,

There are a few people that have mentioned interest over the the last 2 yrs since I have purchased my 1st property. Most of the people are co-works or friends that have like minded mind frames in terms of  investing and entrepreneurship. 

My dilemma is that I can't quite put my finger on if partnering or letting them invest in deals I find. What I do know, is that I need to figure that out before going forward. This is of course assuming they meet the criteria of trust worthy, good work ethic, etc... How do I determine which is appropriate? 

Thanks,

Dee