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How do I find partners for deals?

JD Mims
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Hello all! I am a rookie investor who is coming to love the Ohio market. I have purchased a single-family and closing on a duplex currently.

I feel like as I get to know the market I am finding lots of great deals but I don't have the capital to take advantage of them.

I would love to find investors that have the capital- if I can give them the deal.. but I'm not sure how to find them, or even what kind of business offer to structure?

Do I offer a finders fee? Or percentage of rental income? Or should I just figure out how to start wholesaling?

Open to all thoughts and comments, suggestions.

Thank you

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Remington Lyman
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Originally posted by @JD Mims:

Hello all! I am a rookie investor who is coming to love the Ohio market. I have purchased a single-family and closing on a duplex currently.

I feel like as I get to know the market I am finding lots of great deals but I don't have the capital to take advantage of them.

I would love to find investors that have the capital- if I can give them the deal.. but I'm not sure how to find them, or even what kind of business offer to structure?

Do I offer a finders fee? Or percentage of rental income? Or should I just figure out how to start wholesaling?

Open to all thoughts and comments, suggestions.

Thank you

I would get your real estate license and start brokering.

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