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Brandon Nappi
  • Investor
  • Fort Thomas, KY
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Partnership profit percentages??

Brandon Nappi
  • Investor
  • Fort Thomas, KY
Posted

My partners and I wanted to pose this question to BP as we're going back and forth with no resolution - we're hoping for some outside advice.

Very basic understanding of the structure of our partnership is:

A - 45% investor

B-  45% investor

C- 10% investor (but has the background, skill set, and licenses to find/analyze the properties, negotiate, purchase, and is the local boots on the ground).

These properties will either be fix-flip or long term holds (utilizing management companies).

How would you split the profits if not being reinvested?  40-40-20%?  33%-33-33?  

Thanks!