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Nelson Sellars
  • Taylor, TX
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I have two investors who are friends and want to invest with me.  They will be passive investors and I will be finding the properties, re-habbing them and working with all other people involved.  Since I will be using my labor and knowledge and their financing how should I structure the division of profit.  It will be my full time job and they are still employed at their jobs and won't be doing any of the looking or labor.

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