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Vinay Nair
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How to structure a Deal for Win-Win

Vinay Nair
  • Detroit, MI
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I have 5 years of experience with REO investment and have done well. Most of my cash is exhausted and I have just some left. Recently I was approached by two investors who were following my success for last few years and asked me to invest for them. The proposal is to invest $250k each between 3 of us including me with my $250k. Total $750k. I will be the decision maker on buy and sale and will be spedning time to locate investment. These are single family homes being bought, rehabed and to be landcontracted to buyers. So lot of work involved.

Can anyone suggest innovative way to structure the deal so that I get compensated for my expertise and time since all 3 of us investing the same amount and is also fair to additional investors ?

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