Hi Vince,Re. partnering:I would not partner with a new-bee (or a more experienced person) and give him/her majority on all key decisions.But that's me, you guys may be different.Also, if I were on the non work side, I would move slowly, one deal start to finish at a time.Meaning one buy, rehab, rent up, asses the numbers, do it again,,,, if the experience is good and the personalities do not clash--(else shut it down).Be watchful of rehab spending and renter SCREENING, as well as neighborhoods.Go visit  the property while it's being rehabbed looking at the quality of workmanship, and speed of finishing.Talk to your tax pro about how to inject money into the LLC, and have an attorney draft the operating  agreement.Watch the movie "The Super' with Joe Pesci.Good Luck!

One important lesson from that movie is that even Michael Burry, who predicted the crash, was way off on the timing.

I have not read rich dad, never raised capital, and don't hire minions (but my kid loves the movies). 

That quest ended me reading Flash Boys, books of Barton Biggs, Reminiscences of a Stock Market Operator, books of Tony Robbins Market Wizards, Tower of BASEL, tRADING IN THE ZONE, The Millionaire Mind, think and grow rich, youtube movies of "Wall Street", Boiler Room, Enron, Epic Trader, Meltdown, Million Dollar Trader, Barbarians at the gate, Margin Call, Rogue Trader, Floored, The Big Short, Last Days of Lehman & you name it.

In the past Israeli theaters did not allow guests to bring food into movies.

This reminds me of the movie with Matt Damon (Downsizing). 

My interest for RE and REI is mostly from reading a lot of finance- and businessbooks and watching a few movies about the business.

We went from being unemployed and broke to PE firms backing us.Is Will Smith going to be the lead actor in this movie?

The man has to be in a car or something. this is not like the movies of delivering an escort..  

@Chris Jensen I barely manage to fit it in between video games, binge drinking, and downloading movies.