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All Forum Posts by: Michael Baker

Michael Baker has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Thank you for sharing your viewpoints, all seem to make sense. There seems to be different strategies on how this can be applied and what precautions to take. 

Wow, thanks for the quick feedback! I will take that into consideration.

Yes, it would not be a passive investor role. The party would be offering a service.

The property management piece was more of an example if there were no software tools in place and if there was a desire to automate the payment / crm process.

Hello BP'ers

This may be a stupid question but has anyone seen or been part of a commercial syndication deal where a partner only provides technology assistance and or technical project management for the infrastructure for a fee?  IE, telecom, networking, internet, supporting property management apps, etc. 

Thanks in advance