Your friendship or the money you would make off the deal.

It is admirable that you want to help a friend, but this is the type of deal that can make a real family member let alone a friendship go bad.Good luck with your decision.

"A friendship founded on business is better than a business founded on friendship." - John D.

I would love to work with you and hope we can build a great business/friendship.

Nothing kills a friendship faster than arguments about money when one person thinks the "verbal" terms were something different than you do.Get an official offer letter drawn up and have him accept.

If you can make the numbers work, I'm sure it can be a good investment and a terrific learning experience.On the other hand, things can get tricky when friends/roommates are involved, so I would caution against any situation that would put friendships in jeopardy.

Most mentoring is a result of friendships and relationships, so just start engaging in conversation daily, asking questions, etc.

Would love to connect with experienced investors to gain advice, friendship and even investors.

I'm looking for a mentor and it to possibly grow into a friendship/partnership.

Hi all, Name is Steve from Perth Australia, aged 45, Director of my own company since 1996, married with 3 kids (19,14 and my little princess Chloe who's 10).Property investing is the next chapter in my life before I take a back seat in my company and to build a property portfolio over the coming years, this is my first day of my new journey and I am open to any advice from those with any advice what to do and what not to do.......I hope to build some friendships and be involved on the forums, thank you for taking the time to read my post.