This will help people connect with you after determining how their goals, services and resources align with yours.2. use the 'search' function to find topics, members and areas of interest.

@Lee YoderThe general partners should always invest alongside the passive investors; it shows alignment of interest.

Welp, whomever funded and established the trust for you would be a good place to start for advice.Then align your mission, vision and purpose with what you're good at and like to do. 

I know that it is important to align goals and have a clear understanding of how to structure the partnership.

In that sense, they are much more aligned with a fix and flip, quick turnover strategy.  

I'd budget at least $3K and to be safe $4-5K.Also if all the stars align you may have them out in 3 months, I'd assume 4-5 and in any financial projection I'd make sure I was good if it took 6.For perspective I have bought a place in MA that was literally across the street from a sewer plant, had train tracks <50yrds from the house in the back yard and was directly in the flight path of the municipal airport (along with other challenges), but I have never bought a place here that I knew I would be evicting people upon purchase.

Perhaps you are willing to share how well the business model aligns with the sales seminar.Thanks.

And a key to good relationships is aligning interests.

Tried that once and that's enough...when you get a citation from the city with the grass being 8" tall, and a $250 per day fine if not resolved within 48 hours, you will not rely on them to align their priorities with yours.I also use the same lawn guy for 5 of my properties.

How does Cleveland stack upI was in chicago last month and I saw some buildings that 300k could get you in the gane Jay & Mark, I thought you guys would like this read Downtown Cleveland Apartment Boom this aligns perfectly with the conversation we were having.