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Updated over 6 years ago on .

How to structure a flip with an investor (first flip)
Hi there,
My husband and I have renovated two live-in properties and are embarking on our first real flip. We have a partner/investor who found the property and will be funding the purchase. My husband and I will be funding and managing the renovation. We are splitting the profit after all costs 50/50.
What is the best way to go about structuring a flip with a financial investor?
Is it ok if the financial partner is the only name on the title?
Do we need to form an LLC?
This was a last minute opportunity and we have a quick 10-14 day escrow. If we don't have time to form an LLC before escrow closes can it be changed later?
What type of elements need to go into a contract between investors?
Thank you so much in advance! We are all very excited about this, but I want to make sure we are protected.
Rebecca