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Updated almost 15 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is Partnering a Death Trap??
Hi
I came across a lead recently that is outside my area, about 4hrs away. It's a great wholesale deal and I've contacted investors in that area to see if they would be interested in parnterning 50/50...all said yes. Is it a good idea to do it? If I do, how do I handle everything? I've heard stories of investors partnering only to get burned. Anyone have any experience with a 50/50 split?
Thanks
John Thein