Please share various partnership models and what has been positive and negative, things to watch out for, avoid, put in place, etc.Thanks!

Prior to speaking with an attorney you need to learn how the syndication model works.Underwriting, LP/GP structure, fees, etc.A great book is Best Ever Apartment Syndication - textbook for this business.Happy to provide more insight on the process, if you want to send me a DM.

We've tweaked our model over the past 15 years and we're simply not willing to overpay like a lot of people, but if you find a deal where the numbers truly make sense, I think Plant City is a great place to invest.

Phil Grove and Shenoah Grove have a business model based on education, not really on real estate investing, and they are simply interested in the big $$ that people pay to join their programs; and that is all they do, and this is how their system is organized.  

@Katie Bustos, I love the househack model!

Depending on your business model it will depend on how you want to incorporate your business.

I think you would do very well with the MTR model in L-ville/Kentucky.

We have shifted our business model slightly to match up with our expected returns.  

On the flip side, the large models did not cost that much more to produce, but the market would pay much more for a 10,000lbs top model. 

This depends on what model that you go down.