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My partner paid all cash- Set aside $ for vacancy?
Hey BP Community!
My partner paid all cash for the buy-and-hold we are working. Without getting too far into details, he's providing capitol and I'm managing the deal and tenants. I have been estimating putting 5% towards vacancy funds, but that was before he decided to do all cash. We worked our arrangement out to where he gets the equivalent of a 20-year loan payment every month after base cash flow. Is there any reason now to put cash towards vacancy expenses that I'm overlooking? I was thinking yes, because it would make sense for him to still receive his "20-year loan" payment even if there is no tenant.
Thanks, Caleb.
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I would still include vacancy because, as you said, he will still be receiving a payment monthly and if you're not able to make said payment, there will be some animosity if it can't be paid. Best to be safe.