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Updated about 4 years ago, 11/13/2020

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Bryce Collins
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Structuring a deal with partner

Bryce Collins
  • Cincinnati, OH
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I am looking for advice on a fair deal structure for my partner and I. I've already been involved in RE and this will be my 4th deal. partner has no knowledge/experience, but would like to piggyback on my deal (and I could use the extra cash). Here are the details:

-50/50 split of cash-to-close and operating costs

-I did all the legwork on the deal and will be covering all property management duties

-Mortgage will only be in my name. Partner is essentially silent money

Instead of note type of structure, partner wants to have % share of free cash flows and equity. In my opinion, a 50/50 share isn't necessarily fair to me. Hopefully some of you have done a similar deal and I can crowdsource a reasonable split. 

Thanks

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