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Adam Craig
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How to split up profit on a partnered flip.

Adam Craig
  • Investor
  • Cleveland, OH
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I invest mostly in single family rental properties but I was approached by someone with experience flipping homes for the company he works for. This is someone I have worked with for quite some time and I trust his knowledge. He is going to manage the rehab because of his extensive construction background and I am going to be the money.

So if this potential deal is for a 100K house- I put my own 20K as a down payment and another 30K for the rehab while he manages the rehab. 

What would be a common slip for the potential profit?

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Mike Campbell
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Mike Campbell
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When I’m building for investors, in the housing sector, it has always been a 50/50 split, I did all the work/management they put all the money, and nobody got paid tell house sells.

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