I'm curious what would be some different ways I could look at structuring the deal, and is the 10% return going to be attractive to people who invest in deals like this?

Looking for some advice on how others have structured a 3-way partnership. 

I would argue that the premium is valid due to the value I added to the property by getting the legal structure and agreements in place, then finding like-minded buyers.I'm looking for people to poke holes in my logic.

Also, the structure is with interest only payments for 10 years... is that by design or is that needed to pass the minimum ratio to qualify for the loan? 

If you've ever been sued, however—and most of us have at some point in our lives —there are ways for attorneys to break the corporate veil if your business structure isn't complete enough.

But if you’re looking at structural repairs, that money might not get you back the return you’re hoping for.One of my good friends had a duplex in Phoenix that seemed like a lost cause.

They are the classic bad syndication company that makes risky investments with bad financing structures.

They are the classic bad syndication company that makes risky investments with bad financing structures.

They are the classic bad syndication company that makes risky investments with bad financing structures.

After we build the structure, is there an general estimate of how much the property/house will appraise for when said and done?