Our business partner took all the money out of the business account and did not pay the mortgage.

The issue I've run into is since I am so young, the Private Money Lender is requiring that I find a Liquidity Partner to bring into my LLC and prove Government issued ID and 2 months of bank statements showing 25-30K in profit.

Here’s my question: if I partner with others, I don’t want to add them to my LLC in case there’s a falling out.

Instead of looking at it all or nothing, look at it as a part of business to get bigger and grow with a partner. 

Curious if anyone here keeps multiple lending relationships — or do you rely on one main funding source?
It seems like having options helps investors move faster when opportunities pop up unexpectedly.
Would love to...

I had a 2 person LLC back in the day.We owned 4 properties together.The 4 properties appreciated signifantly.I did a refinance on 3 of the properties along with some of my own cash to buy him out.You should get a discount on your partner's share.

@Shannon Reburn Hi Shannon,I don’t have personal experience investing with Valoris Capital Partners, but I’d recommend doing thorough due diligence before moving forward.

Hello BP fam....does anyone have experience with partner contracts?

Hello everyone,I've finished underwriting a compelling 12-unit deal in Indianapolis and am seeking a capital partner to fund the acquisition.

Purchase price: $140,000 Sale price: $160,000 Contributors: Peter Vekselman Partner Driven teamed up with Karen Bridges for a fast flip in Shreveport, Louisiana.