Nathan Payne explains why real estate wholesalers need hands-on partners who actively manage deals, not passive investors who just fund them. A true partner makes decisions and knows rent strategy, while a property manager only handles daily operations. Misaligned expectations about who does what can destroy deals.
But either way, we're trying to not break down— He's learning. He's learning.
He's learning. So to recap, if you don't take his money, you don't have a partner.
I would like to work with someone that's hands-on, and that's what he would be because, you know, I wouldn't want to just go be like, okay, everybody, we're raising the rents. And then, you know, something happened that I'm not aware of. So I wanted to work with someone that had that experience. What is more the role of a property manager though, not a partner?
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