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I'm Stuck! How do you structure the deal when using OPM?

Ben Waide
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Robert Kiyosaki says to use OPM and just do a deal, not a partnership. Ken McElroy says his investors stay in the deal with him and reap infinite returns WITH him. So, if others put up all the money for a down payment and fees then I could treat it like a loan and pay them interest monthly or pay them with interest when the cash out re-fi is complete. Ken McElroy says he pays 7%. This is what my Rich Dad Coach recommended. However, Ken McElroy says his investors stay in the deal with him and reap an infinite return. How is the deal structured so I receive cash flow when others put up all the money in the beginning?

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