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Best way to structure a partnership
I need advice. How do I best structure a partnership deal with a family member?
I am getting $50k from a family member to buy an investment property. I will find the property, get a conventional bank loan, find a tenant, do the repairs etc. and manage the property. The $50k should be enough to cover 20% down, closing costs and minor repairs with a small amount left. The deal should cashflow approximately $400/month. The idea is for the cash flow to build up and cover repairs. Then eventually the excess cash flow can be distributed.
How should I structure the deal with the family member?