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Updated over 9 years ago, 09/16/2015
paying back an investor/partner on rental deals
I have an investor partner on a flip house deal that isn't selling after 5 months. I'm considering renting it out as a lease option with a sizable option payment (7.5%) plus a monthly rent of about $1,200 for 16 months or so. That way we could possibly put it back on the market spring of 2017. The investor has $107,000 in to the deal and the house is worth about $130,000 based on comps. If I get a mortgage for 70%, I'll have about $90,000 to give back to the investor. Plus, the property would positive cash flow about $400/month after mortgage, taxes and insurance. Even if I split that with him to get him paid back sooner, it would take years and we wouldn't have much of a kitty should we have any unforseen expenses. Short of keeping the house on the market going into a snowy winter, what's the best/quickest path to making him whole? He's been very supportive to date but we need to free this capital up for the next deal. Any advice?