If a deal goes south in a 50/50 equity partnership, you both take equal hits on your investment.

Sometimes, partnerships end very badly.

Hello BP Team,I am currently working  on establishing a partnership with a person who i know for a long time.

I just have to go through and pull the trigger on a deal I think is really worth it, which I have found at least twice recently.

Like I touched on with Aaron above, the longer I investigate lease options here in Fl the more it looks like I may have to pull the trigger and get it.

It's great to have cash to buy with, always makes things so much easier and faster in addition to almost always getting a better price.Even if you don't "plan" on buying another right away you never know when an opportunity will present itself and in order to be prepared to take advantage of those times they end up in your lap/face, you should be prepared to pull the trigger and execute!

I just finalized my partnership to go into real estate investing full time with a business owner who wants back into real estate but needs someone to handle the management of the business and commit full time.

We had recently refi'ed our primary home to a 10 year mortgage and my wife is a school teacher.I ended up finding a partner who could get the mortgages and I backed the LLC partnership 75/25.

Hey all,I know about the due on sale clause if you try to transfer ownership of a property to a LLC. Can I do the following to go around it?For my situation I am planning on going 50/50 capital with 1 partner to buy a...

We helped him identify the property within his deadline, and have structured a partnership whereby we will operate the real estate for him, protect all his tax benefits, and provide him double-digit cash flow returns ($80,000/year) plus appreciation.