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Sonu Sharma
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  • Frisco, TX
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Advise on a wholesale flip profit sharing

Sonu Sharma
  • Investor
  • Frisco, TX
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Hi BP community, I am pursuing a foreclosure property for a flip and since this is the first time, I am partnering with a contractor to get the work done. Below are the details: Purchase Price : 215k ARV : 310-315k Rehab (including materials) : 30-35k Materials : 12-15k Time to rehab : 4-6 weeks Total planned holding time : 5-6 months Backend realtor commission : 3% The contractor is a friend of mine and wants me to finance the deal including materials and wants to come in with his sweat equity for the rehab. Question : he wants a 30% cut of the profits after deducting selling realtor commission and all holding costs. I am pushing for a 25% cut for him. Is this reasonable or am I being too greedy ? How should I structure the deal with him so I don't get burnt and anything else I need to take into consideration ? Thank you.