Purchasing property can be both easy and hard. The issue can be become more complex as you grow your portfolio or even as a beginner. The issue is purchasing capacity. Lets say a great opportunity comes up and you don’t have the ability to purchase That is either for finance purposes you don’t have the equity or money for a deposit or you don’t have the cashflow to make it work. Here are a few ideas from the suggestion box. Remember this is not legal advice just ideas you can mull over .
Always remember that as an investment property you potentially have rental income to help with the debt service. There are also tax breaks involved but look at these as a benefit rather that the only purpose of going into a deal. Saying that keep in mind that you need to take into account rental vacancies. A good idea is to take 80% of your rent into consideration. Next up you can find a partner. Someone you trust of course. Hence the advantage of a property club. What this person brings to the table is what you may lack. Either the cashflow or equity. Or both. The only thing I would suggest is that you get an agreement in writing about what your relationship is and your entitlements and your exit strategy. Get everything down in writing. Also it is important that you both share the same goals. If one what to make a quick profit short term and the other is looking for a longer term investment it probably is not going to be a good match. Always seek legal advise and make sure it’s a true win/ win as this is potentially a long term and profitable partnership. Partnerships like these are great way to accelerate your property portfolio growth through a property club, however it does tie you into this relationship for a potential a long time so you need trust and a common goal to make it successful.
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