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Erin Bryant
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Sunrise, FL
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Working with private money investors

Erin Bryant
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Sunrise, FL
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Hi everyone!  Have done a few flips and wholesale deals on my own, using some of my own funds in addition to hard money financing. 

I have relationships with a couple private money investors who are interested in partnering with me to do some flips. Between the both of them, there is enough capital to buy and rehab without the use of traditional hard money. One would just like a decent return on his investment, perhaps as a percentage, and the other is looking for a more involved partnership where we would split profits. One has roughly $80k, the other around $250k, to invest, liquid capital and not contained in an IRA or 401k.

So my question for the group...how are you structuring these types of deals? I already have an LLC that I run all my business through. Would I need to setup some type of additional LLC or LLP? Are you having your real estate attorneys do all the documentation for mortgage/lien purposes?

Any additional info or resources you can point me to?  I’m located in South Florida if that helps. 

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