Partner 2, providing repair and renovation skills, can be compensated either through being paid for their work or through a similar equity split, around 20-30%, while still reflecting the value of their expertise and labor.Partner 3, who brings the capital, usually covers down payments and renovation costs, which justifies them receiving a larger share of the profits, often in the range of 40-50%.

Feel free to inquire about their staff qualifications if it's a larger organization.2.

I think all of the larger storms are going another way.

Whether that is from my monthly investments or on investing larger bulk payments ive made to make sure even if my houses all burnt down I will still be ok.A lot of rambling but thats just my thought process in life!

Or in some cases you may pay him less than the $50k, do a loan with him for more than $150k, and pay him on the larger amount while he pays his lower amount to the bank.But now matter how you structure there are a few risks.  

So the independent contractors get a small payment to complete tasks.

We are both physicians and relatively intelligent humanoids, but without knowing what you don't know, it seems a difficult task. 

Prior-year losses can’t offset W-2 income but can be used for capital gains or future rental income.For audit risk, high earners using REPS face increased scrutiny, so be prepared with detailed records.For material participation, keep a time log with tasks, dates, and hours spent on rental activities like tenant management, repairs, and bookkeeping.

I think everyone is missing the point.. as a small time builder myself and very familiar with how most builders work especially the larger ones..

We keep everyone in the loop all throughout the process.To stay on track, we maintain a comprehensive checklist that covers all the tasks involved in closing a deal.