Most have no ulterior motives There are great relationships and partnerships formed on here.

I would if I needed to for some reason, like if I was in a partnership and we knew going in it was a flip...

In other words, formalize this partnership with an operating agreement.

Who knows, in time your relationship with your mentor might earn you a partnership on your first deal, which would be a priceless result that going it alone with books and seminars could rarely beat.

I use two types, one that is really an APOD, and the other is a program that can figure out partnerships interests, interests that are held in a IRA etc....

If you are interested in working together, let me know, (send me an email) letting me know some of your background, and goals, and what you can contribute to a profitable partnership (hint: I am not talking about any cash/money contribution).Thanks,Brian

As Josh has pointed out before in another post, those who are the most active and visible on BP are the members who have the most positive gain in many aspects, including, but not limited to financial, business, partnerships, friendships, and more!

Or, if you have a husband/wife LLC like me, should you just have the LLC taxed as a partnership?

Coming into the 2009 and 2010 real estate market, F & C properties allows you to take advantage and pick up more properties, I got 5 more in the last 30 days and not one of them from a bank, all private sellers, albeit desperate sellers (broken up partnership, death of a family member, etc...)

There are proceedures for dividing property and selling off partnership interests, several means as a matter of fact.