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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
How would you structure this deal between two partners?
Hi all, I needed some help in thinking through how to properly structure this deal so it works out equitably for both investors.
Purchase Price: 180k
Renovations: $7k
Closing Costs: $3k
Holding Costs during renovations: $2k
Total to acquire and renovate: $192k
ARV: $210k
Cash-out Refi (70%): $147k (only 70% b/c it is a duplex)
Transaction costs for the Refi: $2500
Cash to disburse between investors: $144,500
Investor A - Will put 172k cash into the deal, but has no job currently so cannot get the re-fi
Investor B - Will put in 20k cash into the deal, has excellent credit and great debt-to-income and will be primary applicant on the mortgage
My questions:
1) How would you restructure this deal if you were Investor A and found the deal and are structuring the deal?
2) How would you distribute the cash out re-fi funds between both investors?
3) How would you distribute the monthly net cash-flows between both investors?
$) A lawyer will be needed to set up the operating agreement and that will incur some fees. Who should pay this fee?
If I left out any details, please let me know.
Thanks in advance and mods please move this to the right forum if this is not the correct sub-forum!