Does anyone know of any software that one could run a cash flow split analysis for a joint venture?Maybe this is something BP can offer as one of their tools in the future. Thoughts? 

Working for a developer and having done many deals where we operate and manage and have investors the deal is typically a water fall where.

I think a waterfall setup would be much more fair.

OC is only going to appreciate once the waterfall project is done, and more millenials make babies and can't afford Portland/don't want to send their kids to PPS. 

You should see the rent going in, the expenses going out, the debt service being made, capital improvements being made and the waterfall to the investor; and follow those numbers from start to finish. 

David Edwards you could also do a waterfall.

., no complete rehab), thought mls was the best route. interesting. 1 out of every 95-100 offers...interesting stat. 2 rejected offers on the same property, so a long way to go haha. it's very tiring to look at so many properties only to find maybe 1 that falls in your criteria and then only to get rejected. the waterfall of looking at properties to getting an offer accepted is demotivating when i take a step back and look at that conversion rate (i'm a digital marketer full time so i look at it from that perspective). thanks for the responses!

Say there are some partners in an investment and all partners are involved equally, there's no preferred shares, waterfalls,  etc.   

If you watch this show (silly, I know and no doubt as realistic as the house flipping shows) the opening sequence has a shot looking down a waterfall from above.

If separate from LP equity, where would the return typically fall on the waterfall and would the GP receive a preferred return on that equity assuming that the LP are getting one?