Well, it goes without saying everyone who has replied before me has the landlord experience in the rental world, and they know what they are talking about, so listening to them is super important for your success.Having said that, BP has partnerships with PM software companies to help you advertise and manage your properties.

I'm considering a partnership with a builder from the state were the community will be. 

Then, pull the trigger! 

I found that having your criteria and ROI worksheets ready to go, so you can quickly evaluate properties and be ready to pull the trigger as soon as a property meets the criteria.

I am sure a lot of this has to do with your goals, mine is forming a partnership to leverage capital and time (still working a W2).

@Lamont MarableYou should have a firm understanding of the partnership structure and the responsibilities of each partner, but you dont need any particulars in the loi.

I favor syndicates and partnerships as it is easier said than done.Good luck in your search.Danny McNultyFinancial Advisor

I am not a military guy, but I do some long distance investing and for me the key was the partnerships.

Sounds like you have been doing a lot of research and are ready to pull the trigger.

Don't go around him/her and promise to commit to buying something in the next 6-12 months if you can establish a partnership.