Seeking help with Partnership structure

Seeking help with Partnership structure

Oceanside, CA · Member since 2016 · 14 posts · 2 votes

I have a potential partnership opportunity with my in-laws and I am seeking ideas and advice on how to proceed with the partnership structure.

Market: North County San Diego.

I am looking to pick up a single family house that my in-laws would move into and “rent back” from my wife and I. . North Country has a large barrier of entry financially and as a result my in laws are willing to help initially with the down payment with the understanding that my wife and I would have plans and ability to pay back. My wife and I would be responsible for all maintenance and cap Ex.

Question: how should we proceed and under what partnership structure would be ideal to get a no money down deal where the main goal would be to not make cash flow off the tenants?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Doug Meeuwsen

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  • Investor · Scottsdale Austin Tuktoyaktuk · Member since 2021 · 4k+ posts · 4k+ votes
    3y
    Quote from @Doug Meeuwsen:

    I have a potential partnership opportunity with my in-laws and I am seeking ideas and advice on how to proceed with the partnership structure.

    Market: North County San Diego.

    I am looking to pick up a single family house that my in-laws would move into and “rent back” from my wife and I. . North Country has a large barrier of entry financially and as a result my in laws are willing to help initially with the down payment with the understanding that my wife and I would have plans and ability to pay back. My wife and I would be responsible for all maintenance and cap Ex.

    Question: how should we proceed and under what partnership structure would be ideal to get a no money down deal where the main goal would be to not make cash flow off the tenants?

    Thanks in advance for any help.

    Doug Meeuwsen

     I'd check with a local CPA that invests in real estate. You are needing tax information along with legal information. The idea would work, but at what cost and what complications?

  • Oceanside, CA · Member since 2016 · 14 posts · 2 votes
    3y

    @Mike Hern

    Thanks Mike for the reply. I understand there are tax and legal complications but I was looking to brainstorm potential structures that I could present as possibilities. It’s a unique situation however I feel there is leeway on both sides where a deal could achieve multiple objectives.

    Doug

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