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Corbin Wafford
  • Property Manager
  • Louisville, KY
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How to: Approaching a partnership with little capital?

Corbin Wafford
  • Property Manager
  • Louisville, KY
Posted

Hey BP,

For those of you that have successfully done a deal with a partner(s), how can one approach a partnership deal without bringing much capital to the table?

I feel like it would almost be along the lines of finding a deal and instead of wholesaling it, find an individual that will fund the deal that you bring them for 50/50 of the profit/revenue. 

Are there any other alternatives?

(Thanks!)

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