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Zac Vaughan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Kansas City, Mo
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Syndication/ Raising Capital

Zac Vaughan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Kansas City, Mo
Posted

Hey BP Members, I have a question for you all! 

Lets say I have a property that requires a large downpayment (+ $50,000) and I do not have the funds. The property cashflows +$2,000 and has a 3.55 Cap. What is the proper way to raise the capital without getting in trouble and if I raised the capital for the down payment, what kind of return is fair? Typically, for the smaller deals I have done, I would create a promissory note and offer a 15% ROI. Thank you!

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