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Updated over 4 years ago,
Partnership for $400k in NC, money investor side
Hi, I'm a new money investor in RE trying to make some money and learn how the process goes.
My partner and I are engineers with good enough salaries, and were thinking about making an investment on a 400k property in NC.
- I'd be a semi-silent investor: 80k down, negotiating the mortgage (it might be in my name only) and with contractors (but not actually sourcing and managing them).
- He would be covering all of the rest: 10k down, finding the deal, property manager, selling etc..
We are both inexperienced but very motivated and data-driven doing a good amount of research (10+h/week for the past 6 months)
The proposed split is
- equity: 70 (money investor, me)/30% operating (after recouping initial investment)
- cash flow: 50/50% after operating expenses.
I'm not looking for a magic number of what the partnership should be, but I was wondering if you think that it might be a reasonable deal in some universe or either of the two sides is getting ripped off.
Thank you and I hope it'll be helpful to any future partner trying to shape their deal!