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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Partnering for buy/hold
Newbie here with a question equity partners. Putting myself in the shows of the partner with the money, I can understand funding a deal for a flip or a brrr and getting my ROI at sale or refi. But I would be leery of funding the project on a buy & hold.
I guess my question would be if there are many potential partners that would want their money tied up for an extended period of time?
How would you go about structuring a deal for a partner of buy/hold? Would it be a case where you just split the income and the equity at the time of sale with perhaps a buy-out option?