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Jobee Vincent Buenaventura
  • NJ (new jersey)
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First time partnering into a deal

Jobee Vincent Buenaventura
  • NJ (new jersey)
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Hey all,

Long story short, after some extensive networking I finally found an experienced investor in my area of 15 years willing to partner with me, a new investor. He will walk me through the house-flipping process with a current deal that he's working on that's local to me. We will be seeing the property tomorrow (ARV ~$700k, all-in $600k) and he is promising a decent percentage of return if I fund part of the project. Afterwords once my prove my commitment, he will show me the ropes and will have access to partner up with his other projects.

We will be going over the paperwork tomorrow at his brokerage office and I want to know if there is anything I should watch out for. He has proven his portfolio to me but I just want to be careful. Would I need to call an attorney to take a look at the partnership contract to be safe?

Thanks for reading! Any advice would be extremely helpful.

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