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All Forum Posts by: Collin Etherton

Collin Etherton has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Investing with Partners

Collin EthertonPosted
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Thank you all, everyone was helpful. What I am hearing is that as long as I get 33% equity, and my partner and I agree on the other terms, this should be a good deal. 

Post: Investing with Partners

Collin EthertonPosted
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My mentor at my 9-5 job and I found a great off market deal for a rental property. We have renters lined up, but I have questions about the logistics of the deal. We estimate the sale price to be $120,000. He wants to put $60k down himself, and I will hold my $10k and then use it to renovate the property before renting it out. The rental income will be $2034/month, and our estimated payment is $575/month. Since I am paying for materials, doing the labor, and managing the property, he proposed that I will receive a quarterly dividend check that will equate to 33% of the net income even though I am only providing 16.67% of the capital that he is providing. 

My questions are:

1. Is this a good way to dive into real estate, or would I be better off using my 10k to house hack something on my own? 

2. If this is a good deal for me, is there a better way to finance the deal? 

Thanks!

Collin