Many sponsors are equity-rich but cash-poor, and equity partners are definitely holding the leverage.

People always use this as a last resort but really should be a first step to partnering.

We vet partners carefully, Some of the main things we look at; Sponsor/operator track record, Clear / realistic business plans, Market conditions, location, and we even ask about deals gone wrong and how they were overcome.

Here’s my question: if I partner with others, I don’t want to add them to my LLC in case there’s a falling out.

My real estate journey started in 2019 while living in New York, when a business partner and I purchased a distressed property in North Carolina.

The right lending partner should feel like an extension of your team someone who moves fast and keeps you fully in the loop.

Hi,I am considering investing on a multi-family syndication with Viking Capital. Looks like they have done around 25 syndications worth $800M in property value. Founders are Vikram Raya and Ravi Gupta. If you have had...

This is a super important question and it doesn't just apply to partners.

What are you expectations for you and your partner in the deal and what will you be bringing to the table in the partnership.

The partner tried to rob me blind.