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All Forum Posts by: Doug Silverman

Doug Silverman has started 2 posts and replied 23 times.

Post: Eviction Attorney Referral

Doug SilvermanPosted
  • Wynnewood, PA
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 3

Hey Nelson, I am PM ing you now...thanks

Post: Help with a Refinance....BRRRR

Doug SilvermanPosted
  • Wynnewood, PA
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 3

hey Kurt I can help

If you need an option I have one who is awesome. DM me for more info if interested...

Hey VJ, I am a licensed lender in Philly. It is rich with what you are looking for...PM me for details etc. You are the man! great idea!

I am in Philadelphia and you can invest here as co-applicants, no problem...PM me and we can discuss the details etc. 

Yes you must allow the lender to make a complete analysis of your situation, plus mortgage credit pulls, typically do not hurt your score by more than 2-5 points. I highly recommend you proceed. 

I went to this today?! haha....now is it for sure on the 9th??

Post: Life After Bankruptcy

Doug SilvermanPosted
  • Wynnewood, PA
  • Posts 27
  • Votes 3

get a partner, pitch him/her on the value you bring to the table (i.e. boots on the ground, etc.)...along with a short business plan...

get a hard money lender who is comfortable lending based on the strength of the partner...tell them your story up front...

good luck

....this is great thanks!!! 

Originally posted by @James Paine:

@Doug Silverman  If you are new at this 60/40 is fair.  

Once you get more experience you can work different deals.  

EX1: The Fee Deal 

This deal is best if you have a large team or overhead you have to pay.

1%-2% Acquisition Fee

5%-20% Construction Management Fee

1%-3% Disposition Fee

30% of profit after fees to you

70% of profit to capital partner

EX2: Preferred Return Deal

This deal is best if your capital partner wants a consistent return with some upside and/or if you think you have a smoking hot deal. 

8%-15% Interest payments on your partners capital investment (paid when the deal closes)

60%-80% Profit to you after Interest (Preferred return)

20%-40% Profit after Interest to your capital partner

EX3:  The Simple Deal

This deal is best if your capital partner is not sophisticated. 

50%/50% Split of profits

0%-2% Listing Commission (If you are the broker)

I've put together dozens of partnerships.  Above are a few easy examples.