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Joint Ventures in Real Estate
Partnerships are big failures, at least statistically most fail. After many years of working with partnerships of various kinds, creating them for clients, working with existing partnerships, and wrapping up dissolutions has made me aware of something very interesting. Partnerships that fail have a common thread of reasons for the failure. Here I will share what the main reasons are and how to avoid those failures. By avoiding the common mistakes hundreds and thousands of others have made before you, and by implementing solid principles that have a good record of success, you increase the probability of your joint venture in real estate by maybe a thousand fold. There's still no such thing as a free lunch or a guarantee, but increasing your odds of success dramatically is unquestionably a wise thing to do.
Partnerships fail for the following reasons (read the full explanations):