The lending/refinance and structuring the initial purchase has some nuances to it and with lending being a very dynamic field, networking with some lenders in your area will help.

I'll admit that I don't have a huge network.

Hi BP—Since this is my first time doing a partnership, I need some advice on how to fairly structure the split....I'm coming in with 100% of the required funds for down payment, rehab, and mortgage from my SD IRA and my partner is bringing the deal, his network of contractors and property managers, and his own time and labor to help with rehab basics. 

For any unanswered questions, go to a meetup and network and get up with someone who is actually doing it, and I'm sure they can fill in the blanks.

I'm looking to do more investing and networking, hence what led me here.

., wide and deep) single basin sink as it will look more high-end to a potential purchaser than a double basin or offset basin -- especially in a small-ish kitchen.  

Do a live classroom if you can....you can get some real world knowledge/practices, ask questions, network, etc.

Northwest Real Estate Investors Association www.northwestreia.com , Oregon REIA www.ORREIA.net , RareBird Investor Network rarebirdinvestors.com .

Building a network of people you trust there so that you don't have to fly out every time would be really important.

Also Rich Dad, Poor Dad to get your head pointed in the right direction.From there, start networking.