If you are a regular reader you'll know that I'm a partner in the "Early Bird" Repossessed Property Newsletter. We're introducing our subscribers to some amazing repossessed property bargains. The lenders we deal with need to dispose of their repossessions quickly to preserve their cash flow. All the lenders are ready to negotiate on price and want to do deals.
We're now moving to the second phase of the newsletter's development, joint ventures. There are two reasons for this;
Because repossession is something that our lenders try hard to avoid we saw an opportunity to help the lenders' struggling clients avoid the total failure of their project. So the first purpose of our joint venture scheme is to offer our subscribers the opportunity to help to rescue projects and share substantially in the profits. This could involve injecting some cash, providing much needed expertise to an inexperienced developer or any other way that could turn a failing development into a success.
- Have you looked at an opportunity, knew that you could make a success of it but couldn't put the money together? Finding a joint venture partner could be the answer. Builders teaming up with investors, brickies with joiners or investors with other investors. Whatever the combination there's strength in numbers and the juicy development that's out of your reach could be possible with the right jv partner.
I've set up a joint venture group on Linkedin for subscribers to "Early Bird". You can join the group if you're a subscriber to the newsletter. You can subscribe below. The next edition of the newsletter will tell you how to join the group.
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