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Greg B.
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  • Burleson, TX
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Allowing Passive Investors

Greg B.
  • Homeowner
  • Burleson, TX
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I have people that would like to invest in my rental business, a first for me. We are negotiating an annual percent of return. Right now I am offering a monthly payment for return, focusing totally on cashflow.

The question has come up about what happens when the investor has had a 100% return and also the exit strategy.

I am wanting to make sure I am not giving away the farm on negotiations. Do you have any creative suggestions on the end game for investors in my buy and hold business?

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