I'm wondering if anyone has any experience in some sort of partnership arrangement where multiple partners have equity stakes in the deal, but only 1 person owns the property.For example, I'm thinking about buying a property to flip.

Speak with some local RE agents and try to form a partnership with them, ask them to do BPO's for you at no cost and you will forward your "listing leads" to them at no cost (you can't get paid for them anyways if you are unlicensed).

Hopefully it would be less of a hassle than the "forced" partnership done in a hurry.Best of luck either way!

Why the partnership? 

I keep track of checks and dates received.I use a SUM function to see how much is owed, how much outstanding and total interest rate.I can color code redeemed properties a different color.It is super easy to customize. and once you set it up it automates everything but entering the data once you get a redemption check or a deed.You can copy over the tab to a new one and start a new year with all your formulas intact.

I've read a lot of forum posts and articles but I can't quite seem to find an answer for my situation.My parents and I have an LLC partnership, me 50% and them 50% (25% each).They own lake property (both of their names are on the deed) and they are planning on selling it. 

The old strip centers are functionally obsolete and struggling to reinvent themselves.

Some that are expensive.You basically have two main functions you might need: Tracking contact information, like any database can.

Basically everything about the house needs updates, but it's solid and functional and pretty easily rented.My partner and I have a private money lender ready to go.

I have used "class" function to separate accounting on each and every project that I undertake, I don't see why you can't integrate everything (per property and personal networth) on one qb file.