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Daniel Townsend
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Partnering on multi-families

Daniel Townsend
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Cincinnati, OH
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I know how partnering on flips works, but I’m a confused on how having a parter on a rental works to everyone’s advantage. Is waiting longer to recoup funds in an investors best interest?Here’s an example:

Property cost: $100,000

Investors in for 20% or $20,000

Buyers Conv loan: $80,000

This is a hypothetical situation. There are a few MF in my area. I have some funds but would think about an investor if I knew how to structure a mutually beneficial repayment deal.

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Danny Randazzo
  • Apartment Syndicator
  • Charleston, SC
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Danny Randazzo
  • Apartment Syndicator
  • Charleston, SC
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@Daniel Townsend you can come up with any agreement you'd like with an investor. Figure out what works best for the investment and then find the right investor. 

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