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Updated almost 9 years ago, 02/18/2016

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David Shue
  • Investor
  • long island, NY
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join venture

David Shue
  • Investor
  • long island, NY
Posted

I have an opportunity to do a joint venture with a partner, that is, flipping a house. He will purchase the house  with 5% down conventional loan. So naturally his name will be on the deed at the closing. I will fund the renovation. How could I make sure that my investment will be safe? any input would be appreciated.

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