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what does paying back investors actually look like?
So lets say im wanting to purchase a property to develop into a rental. i have 3-4 friends interesting in putting up money. so how do i structure the payback? in my head i was thinking that i would break it down by % of what each friend put in; then that would be the % of the net profits they would receive every month. does this sound right? or is there a better way?