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Christian Walker
  • Investor
  • South East Texas
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What should I tell my Dad?

Christian Walker
  • Investor
  • South East Texas
Posted

Hello,

So I am kind of stuck on an issue that I could really use your help on. So to have a quick recap, I am currently an investor and have 2 properties with one if them being a partnership with my dad. I have a ton of knowledge but not much money. My dad is about to lose his job in about two years and wants to get enough rentals to get him safe. He asks me for advice now with what he should do. He is semi knowledgeable about the subject. He has 1 property of his own. I have a lot of knowledge and pretty much know what I’m doing. I want to help him but go in half’s on the deals we do together. But he thinks that 50/50 is too much. There are other investors that have come to me and have said that they want to go in half with me. But I want to help family out first. What could I say or do to convince him that 50/50 would benefit him and me. I’d hate to go and leave him high and dry but I still need some advice.

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