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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Equity Partnership For This Deal
I am a wholesaler. I would also like to start to flip properties as well. If I were to partner with someone who I have in mind (not on the forums here or advertising for a partner here) what would a deal look like if I the wholesaler found the deal and the partner funds the deal and rehabs the property. If we both split the profit and split the costs of the money, would a 50/50 split be reasonable? Would I as the deal provider need to put some sweet equity in to even things out or help manage the project? What do you all think? I would only be providing the deal and not financing it.
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Originally posted by @Jennifer Rysdam:
I think the best way to gauge a deal is to turn it around. If the partner found the deal and you did the rest, would 50% be fair? I really think it would depend on how hard it is to find a deal in your market and how much work it needs. Good luck!
That does change things a bit when you look at it that way. Thank you for the insight.