It's not unreasonable to want an agent who's proactive and truly has your back.An investor-friendly agent should be more than a door opener..they should be a strategic partner.

> one is - should you do this BRRRR or not. the other is - should you invest your mom's 401k money into it.My mom was already planning on moving this to a rental somehow anyways, so that wasn't really a question we had, as it isn't really "my decision", more of how this deal looks if we were partnering on it.

Also, this is a terrible reason to partner with someone out of desperation instead of to take advantage of opportunities. 6.

I work full time and have partnered with others in DFW on assignment of contract deals for a few years now.

Since you’re dealing with a different currency, ensure you understand the implications of exchange rates on your financing options.Consider Partnerships: Partnering with local investors or using property management companies can help mitigate risks and streamline the investment process, especially if you're not in the country full-time.6.

I brought a partner into this deal to get it done, I will be funding the rehab portion of this Fix and Flip deal.

Hi All -I would still consider myself a bit of a rookie, but I have been investing now for about 3 years.I currently own an 11 unit RV Park in which I own all of the units and rent them out.I have successfully completed a BRRR in Alabama with $4K left in the deal, and I am in the process of completing my first two SFH Fix & Flips in Detroit, Michigan.I am looking to build out a potential buyers list, JV partners, and just network in general with like-minded people. 

As we did as the capital partner.

It might be better for you to partner with someone in your area. 

Whether partner, mentor or coach, you can learn on the job and there aren't many careers that equip you better for this than just doing it.