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Updated over 8 years ago, 03/02/2016

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Donn Yu
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Orange County, CA
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Investor Split - Foreclosure Rehab Sale in Orange County

Donn Yu
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Orange County, CA
Posted

Hello BP World!

I am about to venture in to my first real estate deal and I need a little guidance on how to split fee's with an investor (whom is also a family friend).

My Aunt is moving out of the country and selling/gifting me her home in Yorba Linda for $800,000. I spoke with a contractor and it needs roughly around $50,000 worth of rehab work. I also spoke with a local real estate agent that valued the property at $1,200,000.

My good friend is willing to put up $900,000 for the home and rehab etc. He will do nothing but put up all the finances. If everything goes well and if I can sell the home for $1,200,000 I believe we can profit around $300,000.

What would be a fair split between y partner and I? Since I am bringing a good deal to the table I thought a 50-50 split would be best. It's a win-win situation for both of us. 

Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated. My Aunt is looking to sell quick and I need to get moving on this.

Thank you!

Donn

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