How most of the experienced people in my area do things:Title Holding Entity setup as LLC (Partnership)Property Management Entity setup as LLC (S-Corp)Title Holding Entity signs Management Agreement with Property Management EntityAll property management functions (leases, etc.) done through Property Management EntityProperty Management Entity charges reasonable management fee (10%)Even though you may be a party to all the corporations, treat them as if they are unrelated business entities. 

I think I would ask for a 50/50 partnership on this.

So i wonder should i base my real estate investing in, partnerships mainly(putting 50:50 in properties & other methods...

Think about all the people you might know who you would trust in a partnership of some sort and who have some money.Another thing about this deal you might not be considering is that since it's a bankruptcy, it could take a long time to close it.

You'll also want to consider how you are taking title and what that does for your liability (for instance, a joint venture is treated as a general partnership which has unlimited liability). 

I was listening to the podcast last night (Show 92 - No (and Low) Money Down Real Estate Investing with Brandon Turner), and in it Josh and Brandon discussed creating separate LLCs for each property partnership grouping that Brandon has with his partners like his wife, his father, and so on and so forth.

Would anyone like to talk and eventually meet face to face? I’m looking to find a partner, I have a great work ethic, connections, and resources as a realtor, I just don’t have the capital to kick off my investing. I’...

Also looking for Potential partnerships in multiple projects.

I'm starting a partnership to do some out of state buy and hold investing (mostly in the midwest).

Hey @Vincent Peraino I would structure this as a 50/50 partnership under an LLC (consult with an attorney/CPA for exact advice as Im not qualified).