I like to keep a collaborative relationship with my buyers, making sure we both can make money off the property.For newbie wholesalers: I have my buyers introduce themselves as one of my "funding partners". 100% true and accurate and everyone feels comfortable.

I'll help out any way I can and maybe we can collaborate on something along the way.Hattie

Lastly, I think this is an industry that benefits hugely from collaboration.

Asana is a great collaborative Project Management software that I can use to assign my contractor tasks and it provides me with a dashboard to see what my proprieties are for each property.4.

Interested in possible new clients and/or collaboration in investing.

The positives are that it does not need to be made public and avoids the high costs of an LLC set-up like in California.If there are more than two entities or individuals in the collaboration, then a JV agreement may not be well suited for this.I have a very simple JV agreement example in the Fileplace of this site.http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/bokman/file/jv-agreement-where-owner-is-partner-docx

We had a deal that we collaborated on years back and I just expected a little more respect.

Civilization advances through collaboration and harmony.

The ABSOLUTE best thing that you can do is to collaborate with as many other wholesalers as you can.A group of people working together can accomplish FAR MORE than if that same group were working separately as individuals.

@jose garcia- I have a great relationship with a real estate agent but I'm open to collaboration with other investors andand would like to look at your deals in case they are of interest.