Always interested in partnering! 

But I can tell you that my wife is my business partner and my life partner. 

@Rick Mapes My biz partner has built similar homes in Omaha as rentals many times and has found that the tenant demand and 'quality' have been good.

I originally had a partner that I was going to co-wholesale deals with (he was 24), we got pretty far together but then my parents found out and I had to stop doing business with him sadly.

At this time I wanted to move to a neighboring county to a new community college with a guaranteed-admittance program to their partner university. 

We've talked and both see how partnering could be mutually beneficial. 

Many syndicators are able to put together a portfolio of general partner interests which provide enough recurring income to support their lifestyle.The key is to figure out where you want to be on the active - passive spectrum.

Finally deciding (after like the fifth webinar) to get off my butt and get my first property.Hoping to add to my team and build a solid network of realtors, contractors, future partners and like-minded individuals here. 

Initially I thought about getting a hard money loan and doing a traditional transaction so that my in laws can get their money right away, however time is not of the essence Someone also told that me to save money (avoId poInts/fees/Interest) and just “partner up” with my InLaws and write a contract stating that upon the sale of their house, they’ll get their 400K and I’ll get the rest, have them give me a quitclaim deed to the property and i’ll pay their mortgage and expenses during the rehab months.

I have been interested in investing but hard to start especially with less money to start with and now with my partner who is based in Canada.