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All Forum Posts by: Marko Zavala

Marko Zavala has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Hi all,

My friend and I partnered on a complete rehab on a triplex. The plan was that we were going to go 50/50 on hustle and money (I have the knowledge). This is a fix and hold property. At the end of the day I financed about 95% of the project ( this includes 35k in personal credit card debt). Unfortunately his contribution was not what I expected, including the hustle.

The original plan was and still is to refinance or do a HELOC to his name to buy other properties, as he is the one with a W-2. The BRRRR strategy is the goal.

I had a very uncomfortable conversation with him were I stated my point and basically ask if he would be okey with me keeping 100% of the deal. Going forward once we refinance or do the HELOC we would then go 50/50 on all the deals as we had planned from the beginning.

Is this right or wrong on my part?

In advance, thank you for the feedback.

Post: Foreclosure Tittle Insurance

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@Brett Goldsmith...Thank you for taking the time to provide this valuable information.

Post: Foreclosure Tittle Insurance

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Hi all, To make a long story short, I found a triplex property on Craigslist that needs a total rehab. I made an offer but I’m not sure if I should move on to the next step based on the reply I got. This is part of what he/she (no name on emails) stated on the reply to my offer “ Also we can't give title insurance for 2 years because the tax foreclosure just passed when it was bought. No other issues we can close. Atty is ready” Any thoughts? Thanks