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How to divvy up with partners on buy/holds

Steven C. Suarez
  • Hurst, TX
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Hi friends, how do y'all usually divvy up money made from buy and holds that a partner/partners have helped you to buy? For example if I bought a 100k home in my name and needed 20% down and a partner gave me 10k (10%) to help buy it. I obviously won't be able to pay him back right away if I just planned to buy and hold it. What kind of arrangements do y'all usually do or recommend? Same question with multiple partners. Thanks! Stevo from Dallas Texas

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Chinmay J.
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Originally posted by @Steven C. Suarez:

Jessica Zolotorofe Great explanation thank you! So in the JV model, you just pay him monthly until he's paid back in full? What's his incentive to invest then? Do you promise to pay him back plus some extra?

If you have a friend kind enough to lend you money without any interest, tell him I am interested in being his friend also. 

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