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Updated almost 9 years ago,

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Stone Timber
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Acceptable ROI for Investors

Stone Timber
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
Posted

Hi All

Relatively new to BiggerPockets but been in and out of real estate for quite some time and still looking for answers on how best to do things right - this time.

I am Chicago-based and over the past year I picked up five rehab properties for cash (four multi-units and one single family house).  All are in need of serious repairs, and even though I paid cash for them; holding costs and inactivity over the period is beginning to give me a bit of concern.  I have basically used my income and savings to fund these deals plus the holding costs, and even though I can take my time and have the rehab/s completed at a leisurely pace or so, that is the slow-slow approach and isn't quite the plan I had in mind from the beginning.  I want to do at least 30 of these by the end of the year and I know it is VERY possible.

There are plenty of examples on BiggerPockets about how rehabs have been completed using partnerships with other people/investors/friends/family members etc., and I am thinking of reaching out to some friends to invest with me but my concern (or question) is: how much does one offer these type of investors?  5%, 10%, 20%??  The simple answer is probably something like 'it depends on what you agree with the investors', but I know there is probably a thousand other different answers or solutions from people who have done this over and over again.

Any advice or suggestions will be very much appreciated.

StoneTimber

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