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Mark Woo
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Seeking JV for a good filp or BRRRR

Mark Woo
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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We got a property under contract as a wholesale deal. The purchase price is 30% below the ARV (~420K-450K). We could make this deal as a fix and filp (ROI = 12%, 6 months) or buy and hold. The plan is to seek joint ventures with other passive investors assuming they ONLY contribute capital, nothing else. As the operator of this deal, what should be a reasonable management fee (%) for other investors assuming we manage the deal from start to end? Thank you for sharing your experience and thoughts.

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Joseph Medina
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Joseph Medina
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might wanna be careful with the verbiage of your post bud, because even though you're not intentionally doing it you're kind of advertising your deal as a small syndication, and if its not registered with the SEC you can land in some hot water. Just one persons thought though. 

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