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?

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

@Dominic EberhardtHey Dominic, partnering with your grandmother makes sense since the mortgage stays in her name and you can use your savings for repairs.

If someone offered to fund the capital but split the profits, would you take a partner on your first deal or go solo and keep full control?

I saw a lot of people talk about partnering on their first deals, so I'm wondering if anyone could share their experiences and advice on how to find partners as new investor, this seems very daunting. 

One thing I remind clients of all the time: if you don’t plan your taxes, the IRS becomes your silent partner—and usually takes the biggest cut.I’ve seen it happen to investors at every stage:Flippers who crushed a deal but gave 40% of profits away because they didn’t set up the right entity.First-time landlords shocked at how little they actually “took home” once taxes and expenses hit.Multifamily investors who could’ve saved six figures with cost segregation—but never heard of it until years later.1.

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

Equity partners are going to be harder to find.