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Carlos C.
  • Miami, FL
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Partnership advice

Carlos C.
  • Miami, FL
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Hi Everyone! I have a person that lives outside the US. He wants to partner with me in a few buy and hold properties. He's pretty much gonna provide cash. What would be a "fair" way to approach this? He's proposal was: He puts the down payment along with closing costs. He has 25,000 dollars to put in right now. I look for the property and we buy it. We pay for Property management. We both own the property and we both split cash flow in half. Does this sound fair? Initially he wanted me to put half of the down payment, but it didn't sound fair to me. Thanks in advance for your opinions!

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