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James Watts
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  • Little Rock, AR
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Partnership - What is risk worth?

James Watts
  • Investor
  • Little Rock, AR
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I'm trying to structure a deal with a partner who will not be involved in anyway. They have money, I have time(and some money that I prefer to save for cash reserves or other investments). Is it fair to ask them to put down the entire down payment and closing costs and then I pay them back at the rate of what the property management would cost for whatever amount of time that takes? Is there a more common or efficient way to go about deals like this? Any ideas or suggestions are very appreciated. Thank you. 

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