Ive talked to a few, they can make your head spin.I use a local real estate attorney to draw up my documents, and keep me out of trouble.I have done a quite a few partnership deals, and lender finance deals. typically a lender gets a mortgage, promissory note, added as an additional insured on insurance policy.If you can find an experienced local investor or two ask who they use.

I have the cash, but need help figuring out a win-win partnership.

From there I intend to rapidly build a portfolio leveraging partnerships and possibly revenues generated from flipping and wholesaling (with the right partners).

I am an experienced [b]Realtor & Investor in Charleston WV I and have been blessed to developed several solid relationship/partnerships in my local area and I am seeking to broaden my horizons here on BP with other PI's Subject To's, etc.

Even the returns in a market like Portland work well for the right people, especially when partnerships are formed.

David: Wouldn't you just enter into some kind of partnership agreement?

Forming a Series LLC or another type of partnership sounds appealing.

I've read that this is the most effective way to go until you grow much larger, where another entity makes more sense than more coverage.Your legal structure will be a partnership if you are "going into business with mother" I'm not too keen on the legalities of a partnership though.

Those in partnerships may not have as much leeway, but you may notice that a quick call or contract review doesn't hit the billing sheet.This is another area where having a good command of basic RE and customary practice will save you money, more than it may cost to get such training. :)

Bryan Hancock does a lot of partnership type stuff I think, so maybe he can help.