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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Money Partner Deal any suggestions?
I found a small apartment building. I can afford the purchase but the building requires full rehab (can't afford to spend the money and not have something coming in for 8 months). I ran into a contractor who has the capital to complete the rehab. He suggested he partners on the deal. I secure the property and does the rehab, and he is paid on the back-end once its occupied and refinanced.
How does a deal like this work? Does he go on Title? whats his premium for awaiting payment, etc.
Whats the best way to attack something like this?