Did numbers, looked at comps, and have the seller where I want him, but I’m having hiccups on what exactly to do next.

Overall, the process worked fine with a few hiccups.

if I can find an investor to come along side me, how do they get paid back?

@Charles Hirst hahaha yes getting the SO on board is often a little bit of a hiccup at first if they're not as obsessed with cashflow as you are.

I'm happy to put $10-$50k into each deal but would rather do it through something with an online portal rather than find individuals to partner with as even though I'm sure some syndicators do this already, I'd rather go through an online platform with a centralized dashboard, ease of info, and others to invest alongside with transparently. 

That would mean something like, if we get 440k for 5 properties, we would pay back 600k over 15 years, at 40k a year (some of the NOI would be held alongside the initial buffer for emergencies until a certain threshold is reached, after which excess of that could be returned toward repayment).While this is an excessively long term investment in terms of real estate not going into a funder's direct portfolio, am I missing something crucial in my calculations or expectations of realized returns that would prevent me from finding someone willing to make this type of deal?

There's one that comes up in Hamburg.Also, I think it would be difficult to find a legit contractor/handyman that would allow you to work alongside him.

Renovations are going, and there have been some hiccups. 

It sounds like the agent wants to make sure you're able to close on the property without any financing hiccups or issues.

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