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Wesley Dean
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Finding partners to fund deals

Wesley Dean
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  • Atlanta, GA
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I am able to find really great deals. How do I present my ideas to investors without them cutting me out and doing it on their own?

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@Wesley Dean First rule is to have good partners. Second rule is to read all of the books you can on syndication and JV. If you are bringing great deals to your partners, they won't cut you out of them. They want to invest in them. If they try to cut you out, find new partners. That is not a game I play or any of my partners play. Hope that helps!

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