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Updated almost 5 years ago, 02/13/2020

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Out of State Investor Interested in Local Partnership Ideas

Jess Archives
  • Rental Property Investor
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Has anyone been able to build a local partner as a remote BRRRR investor?

There seems to be two ways for this:

  1. Partnering with a Core Four team
  2. Partnering with one local person who understands the core four partnerships

    I’m more familiar with 1 as there are plenty of content I’ve read up on that. As for strategy 2, there seems to fewer anecdotal experiences I’ve read up.

    Strategy 2 has many different ways, which makes sense. Though there are qualities I keep seeing:

    • The remote investor fronts the money, the local partner manages the BRRRR
    • At refinance, the remote investor receives the initial investment and splits the equity difference 50/50
    • Investor and local partner can also share the rental profit

    Has anyone had experience for strategy 2 or see additional qualities for this?

    *Note: I’m a well researched remote OOS investor. Currently doing strategy 1 for my first property. And am interested in strategy 2 to compromise for a more hands-off approach without losing higher equity gains as in a turnkey strategy.

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