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Ryan Nolan
  • Property Manager
  • Fairhope Alabama
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Paying your crew when you partner on a flip

Ryan Nolan
  • Property Manager
  • Fairhope Alabama
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Hello everyone, I currently do fix and flips and buy and holds. I occasionally partner up with other investors on flips. This year I am hiring a full time employee to help me with day to day operations and also renovations. If you partnered up with another investor 50/50 with them bringing the money and you bringing the knowledge, real estate license, deal and subs. How would you go about reimbursing yourself for the time your employee spends working on that project? He would be painting, demo, repairs etc. He is going to be a w-2 employee so if I have him working on the flips I’m partnered up on I’m paying him to renovate the house so how would you go about recouping that cost. Would you bill your own company? Thanks for any input you may have. 

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