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Updated over 8 years ago, 05/05/2016
best way to structure partnership when 50/50 DP but 1 does PM
Hi BP Community,
Looking for some sage advice on how to best structure a partnership for a deal I am working on right now. Have been looking for answers to this question in the forum, but nothing quite fits.
I am partnering with one other party. We are both putting in 50% of the cash for the down payment. I am doing all of the project management, though - so I am looking for some advice about how to best structure how much each one of us gets given the amount of time and effort.
Also, in terms of the rehab funds - I thought we should each contribute to an account that is dedicated to the rehab of the house (or get a HML, if possible) and just draw down that account for the rehab and holding costs.
Thank you in advance for any and all suggestions.
My guess is to structure the deal just like you would with any management, set aside X amount of rental income towards the management side of it. That way it won't matter if you manage it, or you change your mind and have someone else manage it.
@Ryan Flamm Thanks for that. I suppose I wasn't clear - this isn't a rental property. It's a rehab of a Victorian that we will sell. (or I may buy out my partner).
What I need to know is the best way to structure the distribution of profits - or how much the project management of the rehab should be worth? It's a historic house - think "Rehab Addict" so it's pretty significant in terms of vendors, quality control etc.
Thanks again.
If you are doing all the PM duties (I assume you mean GC as well?) then you should just charge the deal 10% of the renovation costs and that goes to you individually outside of the deal.