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Mo Farraj
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Creating Partnerships - How can I watch my back?

Mo Farraj
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Hello All,

Over the past 3-4 months I've been relentlessly reading up on buying and flipping properties, as well as attending RE networking events. I feel as though I am ready to partner with a few people I have met and look into my first investment. My question here is before I partner, can anyone recommend any legal documents I should look into? What if the partner somehow screws me over along the way of getting the deal closed? What if he somehow takes more of profit at the end of the deal than original agreed to? Any recommendations would be awesome.

Thank you,

Mo

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