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Hard Money + Equity Partner
The plan is to flip a property using an equity partner to provide the cash reserves and a hard money lender for the bulk of the purchase and rehab.
We originally planned on all cash, in which case we would split gains/losses 50/50. Money partner would provide all the capital, and I would do all of the work (not the actual flipping work, we will use contractors).
Now, he's decided against using all cash and would instead like to contribute $50k to the deal and finance the rest with debt. How should this be split? My thought is that the $50 should be used as cash reserves. But will the equity still be split 50/50? I would think more like 30% to the equity partner and 70% to me. Is that off base?
Thanks!