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Updated over 9 years ago,
- Realtor, General Contractor, and Developer
- Redding, CA & Bend OR
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J.V. PARTNERSHIP FEEDBACK ..THOSE W/EXPERIENCE PLEASE WEIGH IN
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We have never participated in a JV partnership before. I have had people contact me to propose different deals in the past. However; how do you know what % of a project to give up? I am posting a link showing what we bring to a project. Using an example of total development costs being $700k ($310 is land) and a value upon completion of $1,200,000 based on current appraisals, may be more) and considering what we add to the project, how much should we expect a financial partner to put in, and what % split would we need to give?
Also, this is a page I am considering using on my website, am I ok as far as SEC? I would be looking for Construction Lenders (using a mortgage broker to do all paperwork, etc.), or J.V. Partners. Our Value
@Will Barnard @Bryan Hancock @Bill Gulley others?
- Karen Margrave