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JV With a twist. Money guy coming in with a Mortgage
Alright i'm not 100% sure how I want to go about this.
I have a tentative JV agreement in place. I'm writing up an offer for a house to hold as a rental . It will be a 50/50 split. I have a money guy coming in with the purchase price and my company will come in with half the initial repair cost and do all managing and repairs going forward. 50/50 profit split. The issue is the money guy does not have all cash. He wants to come in with a mortgage. (He is prequalified) Best way to do this?
Options.
Put him and my company on title but have the mortgage only attached to him? I have a hard time believing a bank would be willing to go for this?
I'm thinking about Having him purchase the home in his name and quit claim my company onto title after close. Should I be worried about the "due on sale" clause? Is this getting into a grey area?
Has anyone closed a deal such as this? If so, how did you go about it?
Any of you guys mind weighing in?
@Bill Gulley