Hey everyone! 
I am looking to be a sweat equity partner in the purchase of a smaller commercial retail center. I am a commercial broker, and would essentially be bringing to the table my ability to lease and manage ...

Colorado Agents, From your perspective, what are the best ways for mortgage loan officers to create a winning relationship/partnership in order to help you and your buyers?  

Partnership is one way to do that, but if you are looking to do the partnership route just to avoid borrowing money, you are trading off one type of risk (private/hard lending interest) for another type of risk (working with a partner).

Whether it relates to deal finding, managing a rehab, structuring a partnership, etc.

I have a tax-relatedquestion that I couldn’t find a direct answer to in the forums.I live in Texas andconsidering investing in a multi-family partnership (LLC)that is registeredand operating outside of Texas.

Commercial loans are readily found with a decent credit score and a good business plan, and if those aren't in the works then partnering on some deals can provide the repetition and cash needed to roll solo.OR you might find through partnerships that you just like it better. 

Also find potential future relationships and partnerships.

Looking to connect w agents who have established a successful real estate broker partnership.

Or, does that partnership shrink the margins to the point where it is not worth the time savings? 

Any advice directly to getting started or if anyone would be interested in a partnership?