Looking to see what others do to market their own rentals/properties.

Two thoughts on negotiation techniques.  

The docs are free to use so you may tailor them to meet your needs.

It will be a custom solution that is tailored to your needs. 

When I first went through the course I established my buy box based and followed his underwriting techniques.

But the military found ways to do it, implemented new training techniques, and whole generations of new soldiers have responded to them.

@Jon Dawes the best technique here is to lean on other investors in your market. 

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Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons of syndication vs partnership to help you and your friends choose the right route:PartnershipProsEasier to set up - less paperwork to wade throughFlexible agreement - tailor it exactly how you guys wantPotentially lower costs - you save on feesConsAll for one, one for all - if things go south, your personal assets could be on the lineAdding or removing friends later?

Seems like most who are successful with that technique did grow up in the hood.