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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Typical profit split for JV financing?
Scenario 1:
Party one: experienced flipper doing 100% of the work (not actual labor, just selection, management, etc.)
Party two: providing 100% of the money.
What's the "typical" profit split?
Scenario 2:
Party one: experienced flipper doing 100% of the work (not actual labor, just selection, management, etc.)
Party two: providing 80% of the needed funds for a first position lien and 10% APR
Party three: providing 20% of the needed funds for a profit split.
What's the "typical" profit split between party one and party three?
Any thoughts would be appreciated.