23. How to find joint venture partners
Co-investing requires a high level of trust to succeed. For that reason it helps if the members of your property collective are friends and/or family members. If you’re not in the position of having friends or family members who share your goals, consider looking for potential partners by:
- Asking your inner circle to recommend your idea to their friends or family members. Odds are that the person you are looking for is only one or two degrees away.
- Posting your idea on a property investment discussion forum and see who responds. You never know what response you could get if you put your idea out there.
- Posting your idea to LinkedIn groups. There are now many LinkedIn groups that have formed around property investing and property development.
Co-investing can allow you toget into the market many years earlier than you could by yourself, meaning you get quicker access to capital growth
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