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James Johnson
  • Chicago, IL
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Private Lending Ownership Structuring

James Johnson
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi all,

My business partner and I have friends which want to invest with us. We have an idea on how we would structure the ownership on a BRRRR (our idea of the structuring below), but were hoping for advise on how others have structured any private lending ownership. All feedback is welcome!

Our plan for structuring:

  • Investor(s) - 25% down payment with 10% emergency fund initially. Investors would be included on LLC as signers.
  • As monthly cash flow begins, Chris and I would immediately begin pay back the 10% emergency fund to the investors.
  • 15% monthly profit after Opex goes to investors for a steady stream of monthly cash.


Overall ownership structure would follow:

  • 35% equity and 15% monthly post-tax CF to investor(s) to give a 66% return if value remains constant.
  • 65% equity and 85% monthly post-tax CF (to include emergency fund percentage, etc) to Matt and Chris

Thanks!

Chris

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