I'm in San Antonio, but would like to explore areas where getting at least 1% rule is the norm rather than the exeption.I'm looking to expand outside of San Antonio, my main objective is growing a buy and hold rental portfolio.I'd like to stay under 100k for now due to wanting to do all cash at the moment  (although I'm not opposed to hardmoney or partnership).I'm trying to avoid areas with a high turnover. 

I know at one point the team had a partnership with them but outside of that, I've had a lot of independent friends just starting in REI and they've used Rent Range as a resource.

Some simply save up and buy the next property with a conventional loan, while others create partnerships or invest using their 401k.

How have you used delegation and partnership to scale your business?

Completely new to wholesaling but have already been offered an out of state partnership with another wholesaler.

Hey guys, I thought I'd post this to give you an idea of how I structure my partnerships, why to partner, and to get feedback from others who have structured partnerships on how they are setting up there partnerships.I set a goal to buy 1000 apartments in the next year and took on a partner to do so. (62 down, 938 to go, 50 under contract, 300 under LOI)There are two reasons to partner in my opinion:1) When you don't have something someone else has: money, credit, time, skills, resources.2) When the partnership will help you hit your goal faster and easier.Number 2 is why I partnered with Preston for the 1000 Door project.  

This is almost always how I suggest partnerships be structured.

I am new to the real estate investing market and would love to meet as many people as possible in the real estate business to share ideas and tactics and strategies. also open to partnership ideas to help build a business, feel free to message at any time! 

We can't have it as a partnership LLC, for example.

JV Agreement, LLC, Partnership Agreement etc.....?