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Does Your Deal Need a Partner? ANSWERING THE MILLION-DOLLAR QUESTION. e all know that real estate can be highly lucrative, but it’s not the easiest business to break into. Maybe you have solid construction skills but not enough money. Perhaps you have the funds to do the deal but lack any practical experience in rehabbing and/or managing real estate. In situations like these, you might be considering investing in real estate with a partner. However, partnership has both advantages and disadvantages. W THE ADVANTAGES OF A REAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIP The upside of working with a partner is that he or she brings something additional to the table that you need. by Bill Green
ATTRACTIVE RETURNS 6–12% Yield
CONSERVATIVE LTV 75% & under
SHORT DURATION 6 to 24 months
Invest as little as $1,000 in a single loan or diversify by building a portfolio of investments across property type, region, maturity date, and loan originator.
That thing could be:
• Money • Experience • Labor • Connections • Something else entirely
*For illustration purposes only, does not reflect actual loans available for investment.
Having someone on your “team” who complements your skills and qualifications can reduce the amount of funding you need, make it easier to qualify for a loan, speed up the rehab process, or keep renovation costs low. In addition, it
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