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Updated over 6 years ago on .

Equity Partner Question
Hello all. Question to all. I am working on my first flip deal. I have a property i have located in probate. Terms below.
Purchase price: $150K
Rehab cost: $100-$125K
ARV: $425K-$450K
My Skin in the Game: $30K
Partner: $270K
Profit split:50/50
I am working with a private investor and structuring it as a equity partnership. His main concern is time to sell the property once we are done with the rehab. I am thinking of structuring the exit as follows if the property doesn't sell.
Cash out Refi if property doesn't sell in 90 days after listing
Value at $425K (regardless if appraisal comes above that amount)
Take on a loan for $332,500 (Partner's $270K + 62,500 split)
I would then hold the property and rent it out at $2,400 per month.
My cash in would still be $30,000 (plus any equity i keep from refi)
I guess my question is: Does this sound like a good deal and is it a fair exit for the partner.
Thanks everyone!