7d • General discussion
Portfolio Building — Video 18. Partnerships and JV Structure.
And this one marks the transition into Dragon territory.
Portfolio Bull investors allocate capital intentionally across individual deals.
Dragon Strategists engineer the structures that let capital compound at scale — and that includes partnership structures.
Here's the framework:
Before any JV deal — three questions must be answered in writing. Not verbally. In writing.
📝 Q1 — What does each partner BRING?
Capital. Deal flow. Execution capacity. Contractor relationships. Management systems. Market knowledge. Define every contribution specifically. The vague agreement is where problems start.
💰 Q2 — What does each partner RECEIVE?
Equity split. Cash flow distribution. Preferred return. Waterfall structure. Every dollar in and every dollar out needs documentation. Without it — every distribution becomes a negotiation.
🚪 Q3 — How does the partnership END?
Buyout rights. Exit triggers. Right of first refusal. What happens if one partner wants out. Define this before you're in a position where you need it.
The Force Multiplier Standard:
Every partner in your operation must return at least 2x the energy required to manage them.
If they don't — they're not adding leverage. They're consuming it.
Most partnership failures aren't deal failures.
They're structure failures.
The deal was fine. The agreement was never built.
Community questions:
Have you done a JV deal or partnership?
If yes — what was defined in writing, and what wasn't?
If no — what's the partnership you're thinking about, and what's stopping you from structuring it?
Drop it in the comments. If you're evaluating a partnership right now, share the structure and I'll tell you what gaps I see.
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