While I am newer to the investment side of real estate, my career has given me a deep understanding of property structure, site potential, and what it truly takes to bring a project from concept to completion—on time and on budget.My business partner and I have recently launched our investment business (TEEM Transformations LLC).

My biggest issue with it was a partner of the RAL academy came in on Day 3 and spent 45 minutes showing pictures of a deal he did in colorado.

Hi everyone,I just purchased my first fix-n-flip and am looking for some advice on saving $$$ and hassle.Scenario 1:  Partner with a contractor (consists of 2 people) to save on building and split profits (split would be 4 ways because I am partnering with my sister)Scenario 2:  Hire a few contractors (having a 'contractors bidding open house' this Saturday) to get multiple items done simultaneously and supply majority of materials myself.  

Equity from a partner/JV is likely the only way.

I will be happy to help you and your partner in your search.

If you're short on one, you can look to partner with others for the other components.

.: You need to have a lined out Operating Agreement (OA) if you are fully partnering with the person within the LLC that you have formed.

Team up with an agent or local partner who’s in it with you — not just in it for one check.I’ve seen how big of a difference it makes when the agent is aligned with the investor’s success.

I have my own portfolio and also partner with others on other portfolios.  

Alternatively you could go to local meetups, find the absolute best investors with long track records of success, and offer to fund their deals as a silent partner for some part of the profit and equity.