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Aryelle Collins
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Finding an Investor Partner

Aryelle Collins
  • Tampa, FL
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Today I watched a BiggerPockets podcast with 2 investors who created a partnership to start their real estate business. One important thing that they mentioned is that the two people who form a partnership must have the same interest in a certain investing strategy, such as buying and holding or flipping, which I agree with 100%. I am interested in starting my real estate business as a MF buy and hold investor. I attempted to find an investor partner on craigslist (as advised by other BP members) but instead I ended up finding a great mentor to help me analyze deals and the other guy was a potential partner but he's hard to get in contact with because he is very busy and always working. I am in the process of purchasing my first duplex that I am going to owner occupy but I want to work with a partner that is also interested in buy and hold investing in Tampa and has a few deals under their belt that can help build my rental portfolio. Any suggestions??

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Originally posted by @Aryelle Collins:

Today I watched a BiggerPockets podcast with 2 investors who created a partnership to start their real estate business. One important thing that they mentioned is that the two people who form a partnership must have the same interest in a certain investing strategy, such as buying and holding or flipping, which I agree with 100%. I am interested in starting my real estate business as a MF buy and hold investor. I attempted to find an investor partner on craigslist (as advised by other BP members) but instead I ended up finding a great mentor to help me analyze deals and the other guy was a potential partner but he's hard to get in contact with because he is very busy and always working. I am in the process of purchasing my first duplex that I am going to owner occupy but I want to work with a partner that is also interested in buy and hold investing in Tampa and has a few deals under their belt that can help build my rental portfolio. Any suggestions??

 Certainly, the right space to find your answer..... much luck on your investment success.

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