I'd recommend looking for a team of people that want you to succeed just as much, and my realtor and GC became great teachers in the process...it felt like a real partnership. 

Investing from out of state or by long distance requires partnership.

I have a few relatives that are willing to partnership but, I don’t they have any way to show reserves/money for down payment.

Also, give your family member or friend a promissory note connected to the specific property and have a deed of trust recorded on it; unless it is a partnership that you are doing and then I would encourage you to have a partnership agreement outlining the expectations and the roles and how the profits will be disbursed, etc.  

I'm not sure if it's a legal explanation or some other reason though.What I have seen is agents who have a partnership with lawyers.

I currently am working with a potential partner on an off market deal.  The situation is this:
I have the cash to do a deal and put down for down payment, reno, etc.  My partner  comes to the table with no cash, howe...

Basically, these buildings are rarely ever empty so it's a win for property owners.Has anyone had experience with a similar partnership between property owners and coworking operators?

My question is this; those of you that have done something like this how did you structure your partnership for a smooth simple operation?

I would look into partnerships.

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