Sure, people like me use private money from people like you as a Joint Venture and teach people like you investment strategies while you get a nice interest on your money. 

Any advice would be appreciated.First, you don't want a partnership, you want a Joint Venture.Second involve an attorney.Third, reread 1st & 2nd. 

Our money is invested jointly because we believe in each other and even though I've always made a lot more money than she, it's 100% hers and 100% mine. 

During the due diligence period, Seller provides a positive test for asbestos in the joint compound. 

I learned a couple awesome tips recently from much more established investors in my market about partnering on joint venture deals that I really have been thinking about and I wanted to share them with you guys!

(That is one reason I suggest people don't do Partnerships as a legal entity, they should do Joint Ventures instead.)

At any time prior to your death, you may terminate TODD or redesignate the beneficiary or beneficiaries.Tenancy in Common & Joint Tenancy - Two common concurrent ownership in Texas are joint tenancies and tenancies in common.

@Mark Huneycutt would you be able to maintain a 1% joint tenant interest on the property.

You were talking with a Real Estate Attorney, that is probably their perspective, but from their universe.Kind of like asking a worker at a hamburger joint if most people eat hamburgers.  

Case in point, just look at all the consultants on here looking for joint venture deals, mentorship and advertising lol.