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Doug Watts
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
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How to VALUE your contributions in a partnership OR joint venture

Doug Watts
  • Investor
  • Austin, TX
Posted

Hello BPer's,

I was wondering how others are valuing your contributions in a partnership or joint venture deal.  Specifically, what percentages of a rehab deal for example, is fair regarding who does the financing, who oversees the repairs or manages the project, who finds the deal, who has the knowledge/experience...  How have you done things before or what are your thoughts?  I really appreciate any feedback.  I guess whatever you agree to with your partner/s is what the values are, but as I start getting involved in partnerships I was just wondering how some of you generally value your share of the deal.  Thanks!

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