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Updated over 11 years ago,

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Russell Tidaback
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Labelle, FL
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Need a funding partner...

Russell Tidaback
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Labelle, FL
Posted

OK, OK...we are getting off the sideline and into the game.

We are looking for a "funding" partner. A POF will be requested, at the appropriate time.

Preferably someone has done "this" before on a project by project basis; will have a signed understanding in place before any real estate contracts are signed or work is done.

Right off of BP, here are negotiable terms to get the conversation started:

- Who is putting up funds and how much are they giving?
- What is the percentage split of funds?
- Who will be actively managing the property?
- What will each partner’s specific responsibilities and expectations be in the day to day care of the property?
- Who will be on title?
- Who will apply for the loan?
- How will expenses be covered?
- How will future capital contributions be dealt with?
- How will any monthly profits be split?
- Exit strategy, predetermined and agreed upon.
- If sold, how will the proceeds be split?

We, Tidaback, LLC look for class A & B properties that can pay for themselves; 50+ units, CAP rate 8% +- 1%, DCSR 1.1-1.4 range, Breakeven range 85% or less and an expense ratio of not greater than 65%.

If we cannot make money on the front end and have the portfolio pay for itself monthly we do not pursue. We do not get emotionally involved, we are a strictly numbers business.

What we offer is due diligence, management experience, budget expertise and honesty for a long-term relationship.

If this interests you, please contact me.

[email protected]

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