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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I go this JV route?
I'm currently considering working with one of the few companies I've found who would lend 100% financing for real estate flips. Most require a Minimum of 3 Flips/BRRRs in last 5 years (or a co-signer that meets those credentials). I have performed one purchase/rehab which I'm currently renting out. This occurred in 2018.
So, I'm asking should I go the route of finding a JV Partner With Experience not Necessarily $? If so, where should I start?