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Hank Sacco
  • Norcross, GA
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Partnership protection

Hank Sacco
  • Norcross, GA
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I could use some ideas from more experienced investors in how to protect myself in this deal.

My potential partner is closing on a  house,  which he'll own free and clear with insured title but needs funds to rehab.  I would fund the entire renovation (which is about equal to the value of the house as it sits).  We would fix it, sell it and split the profits 50:50.  We will, of course, have a written agreement.   Since he holds title to the house his interest is protected.  To protect myself should I just file a mechanic's lien when the work is finished or file a lis pendens before hand since I don't know the actual amount of the repairs.  Or is there a better way to do this.  By the way, I will personally pay the contractors and suppliers so I control all rehab funds.

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