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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Selling 50% of my investment
I'm meeting with a lawyer Wed so I should have my asnwer. But, there is always such good advice on this site. so i figured i throw out a question.
I have currently have 2 rental properties both doing pretty well. I bought them both with 25% down and took a loan for the rest. I'm now thininking about selling 50% of each to a partner. the deal would be structured like this. he pays me 50% of my cash in and assumes 50% loans. he gets 50% monthly cash and 50% equity. I maintain all decision making.
I feel i made really good purcahses on both of the properties so I'm so inclined to get give up 50% equity. however, getting 50% of my cash in could really help me get my next deal.
i know i haven't given you a lot to work with but any thoughts or comments would be awesome
Bryan
New investor from Northern VA
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51% you , 49% them sounds much better