I'm also from North Jersey and my partner and I just kicked off our first direct mail (yellow letter) marketing campaign.

My question is: does it make any sense for me to partner with a broker I know and agree with him that if my buyer can execute the contract on my current rental, (with said broker handling the sales process.)

Is there a way to partner with my new buyer/renter/occupant so they become the "owner" - but I'm still maintain control and monthly income?

The margins are just too thin to partner with anyone on.

He has asked me back many times and we are now talking about partnering on some real estate deals.

So I had an idea to motivate them to work, save and invest.I called a family meeting and the wife and I explained to them that they were no longer just labor workers on our flips. ( not that we work them like slaves or anything) but they were now going to be partners in the family business.

I am currently looking for my first commercial investment deal and would love to partner up with more experienced investors.

I then partnered with myself (50/50) and bought a SFH in St.

Having a partner warrant title is the best way to go.I'd also say that this technique, while cleaner and less expensive than a double closing, it will require cooperation of the partner buyer and that may cause difficulty for many investors.

I am setting up a business with a partner.