How are taxes handled in a partnership arrangement like this?

A colleague and I are starting a partnership to buy and hold and BRRRR rental properties. 

Outside of the usual options like seller financing and partnerships, the other option is to use a personal loan or line of credit to pay for some of the down payment and finance the rest (saw one from SoFi recently that wasn’t bad).

I know that I am more than capable to run either one of these scenarios during the rehab, since in this partnership I handle all the rehab and dealing with the contractors and subs. 

Hello, I have a few short term-rentals that are lease arbitrages and partnerships with fully furnished apartments. 

The qualification (Form 8996) isn't filed until the LLC's partnership tax return is filed, so you do have some latitude to pick a date retroactively. 

Barlow should enter into a legal business relationship with his potential buyer and when he brings his buyer to the real estate agent he can get paid through escrow by submitting a bill from the partnership and payment of this bill can be stipulated in the property purchase contract.IMO, there has to be a legal way that a buyer can reward a wholesaler either by forming a partnership, or for referral fees, or something.

@Olga Merino Yea, i'd say if anything the expectations need to be set as far just showing more urgency and partnership when needed.

Perhaps an investor feels better owning and managing SFHs on their own, but then wants to own MFH through a limited partnership or syndication, or vice versa.

Remember when you as a agent are talking to a Brokerage it is not a job interview, it is a partnership meeting and you have to make sure both parties are going to bring value.