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Investors Profit/Benefits Split
Say you found a good deal, but don't have the money to purchase it yourself. So you reach out to investors who can provide the money needed. You secure the investors and money needed to buy the property but you run into a problem. How should you divide the benefits gained from the property among your investors while still able to take a piece of the pie yourself? Obviously with rental properties you get depreciation, cash flow, and equity. Any advice on the best way to split these would be fantastic. Thanks.