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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Paul Jamgotch
  • Investor
  • Grand Rapids, MI
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40% Net Reasonable If I Am PM on a Flip?

Paul Jamgotch
  • Investor
  • Grand Rapids, MI
Posted

H All,

If I fund the purchase, close, & carry of a property ($40K-80K) is it reasonable to expect 40% of net proceeds? I want to be mostly hands off other than approving the project and am easy to work with. I am assuming the rehabber's time and material costs are coming off the top-line.

Example:

$60K purchase, $4K carry and closings, $20K rehab time and material, $99K sale... I would expect 25% of net, or $6,000. The rehabber would fund material costs and delay moderate fees for labor.

I hope to understand if I am high or low with my 40%. What have others done? Is there a thread someone can't point me to that better lays out what I am hoping to achieve by becoming a PML? I understand the experience of the rehabber will have a lot to do with the percentage split.

Thanks for reading

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