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Antonio Pican
  • Sterling Heights, MI
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New residential construction partnership structure - How to split

Antonio Pican
  • Sterling Heights, MI
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Hello,

I own a lot in an existing neighborhood which homes currently sell for 350k. I am currently a builder myself and was approached by another builder in the neighborhood who is currently building a home down to street to buy my lot and/or partner on my lot to build a home together. I am in with the lot at 40k and he offered me 60k (which I do not want to do). How could we make this deal a win/win for the both of us? I am trying not to use my liquid capital to fund the deal. Could we orchestrate something like he put's up all the money to build it and gets a higher percentage or what do you guys think? To add to this equation, the profit on such home would be about 75-100k.

Thank you in advance.

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