This house had character and I had the vision to design that type of restoration.

@Nick Schmid, I love your ambition and vision.

Many people living in the do it yourself world look at things with tunnel vision.

These are the issues that will arise over time within almost any partnership.Another article that will contribute to your future planning with is an article I wrote some time ago on Joint Ventures: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/effective...When I approach any type of partnerships I am always looking into (1) immediate concerns and Standard Operating Procedures, and then (2) the long vision for where we want to go and how we plan to get there.Hope this helps!

from over the years, but also how determination and vision created the best turnkey company out there!

Definitely having someone you work well with and trust is important.Second lesson is buying a property that fits with my vision, which this did not.

If you do this, if you refuse to adapt your vision and strategies and if you will keep going after these methods you will never reliably make it.

I supply the vision and the capital, and I'm smart enough to understand their analysis.

Your vision and hard work paid off.One day, we too will get there👏👏👏

I have spent the last two years building the RehabDaddy platform with a vision of making it easy for investors to earn great returns, without having to go it alone.The difference is RealtyShares is for accredited investors only.