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Jordan Bentz
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  • Louisville, TN
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Investor worker profit split

Jordan Bentz
  • Investor
  • Louisville, TN
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I am wondering what a good profit split would be for one individual being the investor and the other individual doing all of the manual work. 

The investor will pay for 100% of the house and renovations for the house to be completed and the worker will invest 0% of the money, and just work on the house. After the house is sold and the initial money is paid back to the investor, how should the profit be split?

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