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If I am the deal provider and I bring in investors to the deal. How should the equity and profit breakdown be like? If I don't put in any cash, but I do bring the deal, manage it through renovations, and either renting it out or flipping it? 

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Yeah - the issue is though, from the lenders perspective, unless they absolutely trust you completely (not only trust that will try, but will succeed) - its hard even to come up with a fair portion because you'd have no downside or "skin in the game" - i.e. no incentive to keep going if the project derails because you have nothing really to lose

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