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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Justin H.
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Justin H.
  • Investor
  • Toronto, Ontario
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Question - what would you say is the best way to go about this situation.

Long story short -

Me - Have cash, commission job, can't loan qualify

Partner - Has no cash, Salary Job, can qualify us for a loan.

Basically I am simply using him for his ability to get a loan.

$165,000 house. I am putting up the 10% down + closing - call it $20,000.

How would you structure this deal to ensure both sides win and are happy -- simply put, I need him to qualify us, otherwise I won't get the deal done.

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Account Closed
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Account Closed
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  • Atlanta, GA
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What kind of deal is this? Who is doing the work? Did you mean business partner or "partner"? I'll assume the former, unlike @Bill Gulley ...

You are putting up $20k cash, he bears the financial risk if the deal goes south...all else equal, I'd say a fair profit split would be 70/30 or 60/40 in your favor since you have skin in the game and his risk is contingent.

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