i am an out of state investor seeking a partnership with Property Management companies with 5-20 unit Management experience.

Curious as to how others are dealing with the 2017 TCJA tax change whereby promoted interests are now taxed as ordinary income instead of capital gains if you hold for less than 3 years: https://www.aprio.com/whatsnext/new-rules-carried-interest-rules-pit-cre-investors-against-developers/I have a partnership pending where my 30% cash contribution plus 1-2 years of sweat equity will result in a 50% share of profits over a 12% project-level IRR.

Rithm At Uptown is part of an ambitious plan by the Tampa Innovation Partnership to transform the area around the University of South Florida's main campus into a major employment center and a hub for research and innovation.

It is part of a plan by Tampa Innovation Partnership to transform the area into a major employment center and a hub for research and innovation.

Come to agreement on how much the work would have cost to contract out, pay yourself from the partnership that amount for the effort you put in, and then determine a reasonable profit split based on how much time, effort and money you each put into the deal (other than for the contracting). 

Without a DP in that range, prior experience, and 6-12 months of reserves, a commercial loan will be nearly impossible to obtain.It will not qualify for any kind of first-time buyer or down-payment assistance.Many commercial mortgages explicitly prohibit owner occupancy.A partnership may be an option, but I think the first thing you have to ask yourself is why the owner is willing to sell a 6-unit Brooklyn apartment building for only $475k?

My main goal is here is to build my network, partnership, and to learn.

I am open for a partnership or a private investor.

The partnership is one partner buys and sells the house while the other (me) pays for all the rehab.

I am currently in a 50/50 partnership on 2-SFH and 2-Fourplexes.