Being able to invest in large, lucrative multifamily real estate deals without having to put up all the capital yourself. That's the power of joint ventures (JVs) - allowing you to pool resources and expertise with other investors to take on bigger projects. But structuring these partnerships properly is crucial to ensuring everyone's incentives are aligned.
This course teaches you a proven framework for setting up real estate joint ventures, with a focus on multifamily deals. You'll learn how to allocate equity stakes equitably based on each partner's role and contributions across key areas like sourcing deals, raising capital, securing financing, and managing the asset.
By the end, you'll understand the right way to structure JV partnerships using specialized real estate attorneys, define clear roles and decision making processes, and split equity to keep everyone motivated.
Joint ventures (JVs) are partnerships between two or more parties who agree to share resources, expertise, and risks to pursue a common investment goal. In multifamily real estate, JVs allow investors to pool capital and skills to acquire larger, more lucrative apartment complexes they couldn't afford or manage on their own.