All Forum Posts by: Samantha Schwartz

Thanks for the great idea Rob! 

Originally posted by @Rob Beardsley:

Hey I living you should negotiate a preferred return with your limited partner. Tell him or her that they will receive all of the cash flow up until a certain return and then from there you will split those cash flows 50/50. For example, 8% preferred return, he or she gets all of the cash flow up until 8% and thereafter you and the investor split.

I really appreciate all the great feedback!  I went back to the table with them to discuss some of the ideas that were presented here.  @Rob Beardsley, thanks for the great idea.  I offered this one up first so we'll see how it goes!

Thanks for the advice. I would be handling everything since they are out of state investors. Any thoughts/suggestions on how to turn this around in my favor? I would hate to just walk away from someone willing to invest but at the same time don't want to be doing all the work for nothing.

Hey guys! One of my investors has offered to be a 50% partner and finance the down money for properties and in return they want 100% of the rental cash flow until my half of the down money is paid back. Its basically an interest free loan that the tenant would pay off for me. My gut is saying to move forward but I may not see any money for a few years depending on the size of the down payment. Other than a cash out refi, which they are open too, to pay the debt early is there any other options I could pursue? Has anyone ever been in a partnership like this? Thanks in advance!