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All Forum Posts by: David Rocca

David Rocca has started 7 posts and replied 21 times.

Post: Should I use partners to invest in a property or invest on my own

David RoccaPosted
  • Investor
  • Hollywood, FL
  • Posts 22
  • Votes 4

Hello BP, I am a new member also a new to the real estate game. I love the forum section of this site because of all the members help. I currently own a single family house in south Florida that I live in. My goal is to start investing into single family homes and multi unit properties. I want to try to buy 1 or maybe 2 per year.

The question I have is, I have two other investor friends that want to do this with me, but I'm hesitant. Partly because I want to grow this on my own and build passive income quickly. I feel like it I have two partners the return would be way less. On the other hand we can invest in more properties and increase cash flow with all of us. 

What should I do? Has anyone else been in the type of situation? Is two partners too much? 

Thanks for the feed back!