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Todd Sullivan
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chester, NY
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Partnering Multi-Family Rentals and Paying Your Partner

Todd Sullivan
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chester, NY
Posted

Hello All,

I know, I bet this question has been asked before, I searched and couldn't really find an answer though to my question...so here goes!

I'm looking to mainly purchase multi-family (even Single-Family) properties,  and I don't have a huge amount of money, so I'm looking to partner up with someone who has money to invest.  I bring the deal, they fund it, I manage the rehab/turn, we get tenants and money is made.  I understand that part of the formula.  What I'm not solid on are the strategies to paying a partner back and taking over the deal.

Can someone please explain some strategies that are available to fuel that plan? 

Thank you in advance!

  • Todd Sullivan
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