So plan ahead, and be prepared to take advantage of your luck when a great opportunity falls into your lap!

One of the couples I thought was very interested, I reached out to via text and got no response.Any advice given the scenario of what I could be doing wrong?

Just put an offer today on a property that needs a ton of work but is a good BRRRR candidate.For me the trick is to get a cash flowing property with many of the big-ticket items taken care of, bought and then "sold" via refinancing, leaving me hopefully around net-even with a cash flowing property at the end of the day.Couple of things to keep in mind:Not every BRRRR will be a slam dunk.

Basics of the partnership:- All the properties will be in my name (I have the high credit & W2 income)- I will be investing $25-50k per year of my own funds into the business to buy more property- My father is in an all cash business so the idea is he will be getting his money in via renovations and ongoing maintenance/CapEx - I will be responsible for all the "white collar" tasks and hold ultimate decision making ability as everything is in my name- He will be responsible for "blue collar" tasks; finding properties, coordinating with contractors, etc..Our goal is to build cashflow for a 10 year period before we would every need to start "taking" the cash flow out of the business.

@Santos Ricardo Tellez - SWAG is Super Wild *ss Guesses - so what I wrote was a combination of from what I read, some analysis, and some translations from Taiwan TV via my wife (born in Taiwan.

The other thing to consider is:- will this 4 plex show up on your credit report (ie will the VTB put a lien on the property)- how will the banks look at this 4plex, as you may be capped at 4 doors with this 1 property You might want to line up the purchases to buy the next property via bank (close that 1st) before this VTB. 

I have a plethora of deals being sent to me whether via broker or wholesalers.With that being said, I probably need more than just money raising partners as my strengths are not in raising money or the financing aspect

If your goal is to learn to underwrite projects, tie them up, negotiate, manage contractors, work with banks, etc. find a mentor and learn via the apprentice model.  

Further, account might be made easier with software that can manage late payments, overdue, account and communications via email etc. 

Have your agent ask that question (if you don't have one let me know via DM, I know a few great ones in Brandon).