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Updated over 10 years ago,
How to Partner With Other Investors on Buy/Hold Rental Properties
Hello everyone,
I'm in a pretty unique situation... I have many friends & family with a lot of cash sitting around. They want to invest in RE but they're either too busy or basically don't have the guts to invest themselves. I wonder what is the best way for me to partner with them to invest in rental properties (for long term hold)? I currently own rental properties myself, and have never involve any 'outside' investors.
So, I wonder how I could take advantage of the situation and make it work for everyone? I basically would do all the due diligence in locating the property, manage all the rehab, deal with contractors & property managers, etc. All my friends would do is provide the capital for down pmt, rehab & other costs. I wonder how other people structure this type of deal. My questions are:
1) Who holds the title?
2) Whose name(s) is on the loan if the property is mortgaged
3) What percentage of ownership is fair for me (ex: 20% of ownership share + 20% of rental income)?
4) Should I put any $ of my own into the deal, or just straight sweat equity
5) Do we need to set up an LLC to do this?
I would appreciate any advice on how to structure this type of deal.
Kevin