And how would you actually structure a limited partnership for every single property?

You do have a "block button" on your PMs, that will usually be a good response to those soliciting business that you don't want to be bothered with.Good point, besides the logistics of splitting fees without a license.If you were in the same area that could be a partnership but I certainly don't suggest getting into any partnership with people you don't know. :)

I realize I will make mistakes but I’m okay with things being a bit uncomfortable in the beginning since I know that will help me learn.I joined BP today to meet all of you and hopefully establish partnerships & relationships, as well as share ideas with others in this industry.

I am working on a partnership with someone right now though to do a little project/property management on the side for a little extra cash.

There isn't much info out on the business, so I'm not sure if the business functions within the wholesaler role only, or if just offers an environment for the seller/wholesaler/buyer to interact amongst one another.

Hi BP community, I would like to form a real estate partnership with friends I've known for years to accumulate rental properties.

I'm also open to partnerships for multi-families in Chicago or flips in Cleveland or Cincy.

For any questions you have, I would use the search function at the top right of your screen.

Josh and Brandon,The forums kick butt, and I am so thankful to be a part of them.Is there functionality to sort sub forums based on views/replies?

At the time, my brother and I created an LLP for the property, as a partnership where we would both share in profits (he provided labor, I provided cash).