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    Real Estate Partnerships: How to Access More Cash, Acquire Bigger Deals, and Achieve Higher Profits
    Real Estate Partnerships: How to Access More Cash, Acquire Bigger Deals, and Achieve Higher Profits
    Real Estate Partnerships: How to Access More Cash, Acquire Bigger Deals, and Achieve Higher Profits
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    Real Estate Partnerships: How to Access More Cash, Acquire Bigger Deals, and Achieve Higher Profits

    Written by Ashley Kehr and Tony Robinson

    Narrated by Reginald James

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    Unlock the unlimited potential of real estate investing by finding the right partnerships to fuel your success!

    Real estate investing can be a complicated puzzle—you need time, money, experience, and connections to start and scale your business effectively. Rather than hustling to provide every component on your own, finding a real estate partner can help fast-track you to the portfolio of your dreams. No matter what resources you need for your investments, the right real estate partnership can fill the gaps and bring your investing to the next level.

    Ashley Kehr and Tony Robinson, co-hosts of the BiggerPockets Real Estate Rookie podcast and longtime business partners, will show you everything you need to find, vet, and structure your perfect partnership. Discover the truth about tactical business partnerships in the real estate investing industry—and make more deals happen!

    Inside, you will:

    • Determine whether a partner is right for you and your situation
    • Overcome “imposter syndrome” by identifying how you’re uniquely qualified to bring value to a partnership 
    • Learn proven tactics for finding and vetting the perfect partner
    • Find out how to present to a potential partner, align on goals, and communicate effectively
    • Discover frameworks for structuring your partnership so it's a win-win for everyone involved 
    • Understand the common partnership pitfalls you should avoid when partnering with other investors
    • Review real-life partnership examples from the authors and other investors

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBiggerPockets Publishing
    Release dateSep 19, 2023
    ISBN9781960178619
    Author

    Ashley Kehr

    Ashley Kehr is the co-host of the BiggerPockets Real Estate Rookie podcast, the author of Real Estate Rookie: 90 Days to Your First Investment, and a real estate investor of eight years. She purchased her first rental property in 2014 and has since grown her buy-and-hold portfolio to more than thirty units. Ashley has experience in multiple real estate strategies with buy-and-hold being her foundation. With a dual degree in public accounting and finance, her specialty is creating systems to work efficiently and remotely. Ashley left accounting to pursue real estate full-time by leveraging partnerships and creative financing. When Ashley isn’t behind the mic as a podcast host, she is raising three boys on a dairy farm in rural Buffalo, NY.

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