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Scot Evans
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Scot Evans
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  • Atlanta, GA
Posted Jun 30 2022, 18:09

Hello BP Family,

Is there a proper way to approach another investor and ask their hand in a partnership on a potential project? I love to come here and get advice from all of you. I have some capital set aside but I’d love to join forces with another investor to increase leverage and bring someone on who may have had a few experiences previously. I do not want to come off as unprofessional but I’d love to partner on my first project. Anyone who can possibly offer any advice would be greatly appreciated. Let’s connect! 


Thank you all in advance!

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Taylor L.
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Taylor L.
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Replied Jun 30 2022, 18:19

Focus on finding out what they want and understand what you bring to the table. Accept that not everyone will be the right fit, and that's okay. You may need to talk with a number of people before finding the right fit.

Don't hold yourself back too long, though! You'll learn much more by doing it vs talking with folks on BP

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Alex Talcott
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Alex Talcott
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Replied Jun 30 2022, 19:55

Ask me.

I'm always exploring new partnerships.

And I'm active in Atlanta.

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Rick Baggenstoss
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Rick Baggenstoss
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Replied Jul 1 2022, 08:59

Get to know them a bit.  Confirm their work (the reason why you'd want to partner with them).  Ask if they'd partnered with people in the past on deals and what they liked/didn't like about it.  If possible, speak with their former deal partners.  Propose a partnership on a deal and what that might look like.

It happens a lot in real estate on single transactions.  Longer term partnerships are more rare.

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Scot Evans
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Scot Evans
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Replied Jul 5 2022, 13:51

Hello @Rick Baggenstoss Thank you for your guidance as always. Will you be attending the Atlanta REI this month (July 26)?