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James G.
  • Palm Beach Gardens, FL
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Equity Partner

James G.
  • Palm Beach Gardens, FL
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Regarding private equity partners. I've made several RE flip investments individually and with partners. I've worked with investors in the past on a 50/50 basis in which I provided the knowledge and sweat equity while the partners provided all the equity. I'm curious what creative partnership structures (i.e. Equity partner compensation plans) BP investors are using for fix and flip projects; specifically, when you are personally providing +/- 50% of the equity, sourcing the property, managing the construction, and selling the property while a partner is equity only (+/-50%).

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