An assumption with both is that you want the relationship to continue indefinitely and you are already set in terms of wealth. 1) you are 100% self serving, while keeping the other partner incentivized to keep making you money. 2) the other partner is a personal/family relationship and you want to earn a return on your money and maybe keep some equity but, again you’ve made your wealth elsewhere and you just want to help them be successful.

Hey agents,Let's say I want to build a relationship with my real estate agent who I'd like to learn from because they are more advanced in real estate than me.

In reality a lot of those bad news scenarios are avoidable if you have a good GC, a good relationship with them and bring them into the project as early as possible.

But if you have good relationships with your lenders, just ask.

Another factor for multifamily property (5+ units), is the Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR), which is a relationship between the payment for the property and how much income the property generates each month. 

We've built a relationship over the past year before I purchased from him.

I believe we can strengthen relationships by building up our portfolio in Maine but we can also jumpstart our wealth by getting more deals with an extended web.

Return On Relationships, well done.

Once you have an established relationship with a collection agency, they can go after things for you, but it also has to be worth their while.

If it’s a 40% return as you stated, it should be pretty easy to get someone with the balance sheet, track record, and banking relationships to do the deal with you.