Seller financing interests me, and I love developing partnerships that work for everyone.

@Brannon Marsh depends on the structure of the partnership or lending relationship.

Partnership requires more legal.  

Two are forced sellers because of partnership disputes.

An exchangor may be an individual, partnership, LLC, corporation, institution or business.

Let them know you are still trying to hammer out your partnership agreement with a few potential partners so you aren't sure what the cumulative experience and credit depth is if they start to try and vet you out.

Given these conditions & believes about the market my strategy would be:Find some partners w/ at least $50K & establish a partnership- Your $50K is enough to house hack, but that's not scaleable.

I would like to get started in real estate investing and partner with a friend. I have very good credit and would come up with the loan while she would come with the down-payment in cash. After talking to my mortgage ...

I have been very lucky, I joined a team and we have an incredible partnership with Zillow which gives me a ton of clients.

To become a QOF, an eligible corporation or partnership self-certifies by annually filing Form 8996 with its federal income tax return.