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LEON GOUSMAN
  • New London, CT
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How to structure a joint venture

LEON GOUSMAN
  • New London, CT
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Ok so I have access to a couple of potential private lenders but I'm new to RE. I was wondering if I'd be able to partner with an experienced investor since these lenders don't like to deal with newbies. If so how should I present myself to the lender once the experienced investor is on board and how should I structure deal? I have my own business entity set up and I take it that any other investor would also.

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