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Tyson Moulton
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Terms for partnering with an investor

Tyson Moulton
  • Colchester, VT
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I'm working with an investor to fund the purchase of a buy and hold residential multi-family property and am wondering what typical terms are for this type of partnership.  The investor will be silent, but will fund 100% of the deal.  I will find and negotiate the deal and manage the property.  My question is how would this property be split including equity, cash flow and expense. 

Thanks,

Tyson

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