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Nicholas Anderson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boise ID + Pasadena, MD
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Structuring a Partnership

Nicholas Anderson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boise ID + Pasadena, MD
Posted

Hi Everyone,

Can anyone recommend a few resources around structuring partnerships for the purpose of buying and holding real estate? While I can bring in a money partner on a single-family home purchase, I’m hesitant to pursue this route without fully understanding how other experienced investors are structuring their partnerships. For example:

  • -How are the expenses shared?
  • -What if the expenses and repairs exceed the excess cash in reserve?
  • -Do you fund a cash reserve account as a “just in case”?
  • -How often do you pull your cash flow out of the operating account and into your personal accounts?

Thanks,

Nick

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