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Trish Mccoy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Grass Valley, CA
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Partnership on Short Term Rental

Trish Mccoy
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Grass Valley, CA
Posted

 I am looking to buy a short term rental  Purchase price is $450K, I am putting up all the cash approx $100K, which is approx 22.2%.    We both will go on the loan and spilt work 50/50.    I was thinking of structuring it were I get 69% equity and profits and they get 39% - does this seem fair ?    Or maybe I should just take 61% equity and we spilt profits 50/50 on cash flow?       Any suggestions or ideas? 

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