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How do we decide the share when parternering to do flip? One will do all the work.
In our area, most of the fix uppers are cash only, (usually 300k to 400k) and needs more cash to renovate. I only have about 200k cash to spend comfortably and don't want to take a hard money loan. One of my close friends would like to team up with me. However, she is 2 hours away from our targeted area where I live. Basically, I will do all the work (research, look at houses, hire people to do the renovation, apply permits, etc), and she will just contribute some cash (probably 50-60%). How do we decide the share? What's a fair formula?