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How do you structure your business with your patners?
How do you set up your business when multiple partners will be doing different things and providing resources? Example: Partners 1&2 have funding and will be hands on when rehabbing. Partner 3 does not have funding and will not be hands on during rehabbing, but will be responsible for marketing/finding deals.
It's clear that a 1/3, 1/3, 1/3 split wouldn't be fair, so what would? Do you split using different percentages? What has worked for you?