I have seen and lent to many real estate purchase partnerships that were financially profitable, but the partners had a horrible experience dealing with each other.

So that's my side of the partnership and then I would partner with an seasoned vet who has done hard money for years.

If you are married, I'd consider looking at a Family Limited Partnership.

I pulled the trigger on the property.

I am here to seek partnership, assistance, mentorship and learn from my surroundings and peers as much as possible.

I choose not to work with seller or buyers who do not see value in what I do for commercial transactions.A partnership is a two way street to meet a common goal.

Of course, we highlight our articles in our weekly newsletter (50k+ subscribers currently), and have partnerships with other large, reputable websites, where some content is syndicated.What are you waiting for?

Thats where becoming an expert in partnerships will make you a wealthy person.

Another time I went in a partnership in a steel fabrication business.

 you are right I think - so the object is to align those interests. the best way, it appears is to me, is to have a partnership on the project with one person the GC and the other the money/admin/finder of deals - that seems to work well, and that is something I am looking for myself - it makes it a win-win, and if everyone has skin in the game, everyone will be doing their best. but there is the finding and proving of trust period that has to come first and that is tricky?