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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Partnering with the Seller
Would you Partner with the Seller?
Scenario: Seller Bob bought a property using hard money for $30K and is now selling for $60K, not MLS but on CL's. Bob's hard money loan is a 12 month period and payments not due until the end, Bob is about 5 months in. ARV is about $80K and rehab is about $20K. Heavy rehab, no electrical, no plumbing, etc.
Bob is willing to take equity if I bring in the rehab costs and manage the rehab.
Question: How would you structure this deal?
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I don't understand the "deal". You are buying for 60K and need to put 20K in for an ARV of 80K? That is no profit for you.
Where I am from "heavy" rehab is not 20K