Thanks, @Chris Howell — appreciate the welcome.In terms of structure, we’re looking for a partnership where we can contribute capital and actively learn the process alongside someone experienced in acquisitions, rehab management, and resale.Specifically, our expectations would be:Capital contribution: we’re prepared to co-invest in the right opportunity and also have access to additional financing if needed.Active involvement: I’d handle all U.S.

I have some learning to do definitely.

I will also learn more about cost segregation and reach out once I get closer to my first purchase.

You’ll learn the behind the scenes of leasing, maintenance, and renovations while getting paid.

What are you looking to learn? 

Luckily, at this early stage, you don't necessarily need a mentor to learn a lot about REI.You can (and should) learn a lot about numerous REI niches by reading, watching videos, listening to podcasts, and learning as much as possible.

Quote from @Mark Price: I am here to learn and share knowledge.

Find someone successfully doing what you want to do and see if you can learn from them.

I would not be here if I didn't, but still i know there is more to learn.

It’s been really interesting to see how differently people structure their flips and partnerships.One thing I’ve learned is that strong communication and transparency go a long way, especially when you’re trusting others to execute the plan.