I understand the experience of the rehabber will have a lot to do with the percentage split.Thanks for reading

Often times this results in substantial rehab cost.Is the general consensus for wholesaling properties that the rehab costs should exceed a certain percentage of the ARV price?

Make each investment survive on its own without any possibility of the what ifs.Published August 15, 2013:States like Maryland, Oregon, and New Jersey, which maintained relatively stable markets after the housing bubble popped, saw new foreclosure filings climb by double- and triple-digit percentages in July, according to RealtyTrac.Then, you may be in an excellent position to help others in the investment world.

a percentage of it?

Originally posted by James Dunn: Sorry for no clarifying but in order for the seller to finance these units so cheaply he wants a percent of the profits also.No reason to pay a percentage of the profits to borrow $60K on a deal that can generate $100-150K in profit.

Consider the turnover vacancy percentage into your calculation.

While others say pay it down quicker, I don't like to wait for 10 years to have a great cash flow percentage, I would rather have the difference between payments I use to save up to be able to buy another property or have it available for when we have turnover at the property - vacancy.Like @Tom Goans says there is no hard and fast rule; your plan should be determined of what you want; not what is standard.

Finally I explain that as an Investor that my company or I require a certain percentage discount to ensure our profit.

The catch is that we are doing a 3 member LLC to buy and hold rentals, and this LLC will ALWAYS need to stay the EXACT same percentage ownership (1/3 each in our case).

A high percentage of my competition would have hardwood floors.