This is also known as joint venturing, partnering, syndication and other names. Any time you share an equity position with investors or other people, you are participating in equity sharing. You need to learn how it works, why you might want to use this play and when to avoid it. (Don’t worry. I’ve got your back, cuz I’m gonna walk you through it.)

There are times when this creative strategy works like a charm and other times you want to avoid using it. Lots of real estate investors use this strategy effectively to put literally thousands of dollars in their pockets monthly without actually “owning” the properties. Learn how they do it and maybe you will want to use this strategy, too!

This is likely a term you’ve heard a lot, but you may not understand all the nuances that go into doing a deal this way. That’s what I will share with you. It can be a good strategy in the right situations, but the process can be a little involved. You need to be able to explain it to sellers for it to work for you.

This is the one that you’ll want to pay close attention to. It goes by lots of different names, but the long and short answer is that it’s seller financing. There’s just a number of ways it can be done, and I’m going to teach you all of them.