But you may come across a situation where you get an incredible deal that you could assign to someone for say a 10k fee.

Let say a property already gone thru probate process and listed on MLS to be sold AS-IS.  

After Covid most landlords would now say: as much as possible!

Hi Account Closed:I’m not a Florida lawyer so don’t take what I say as legal advice.

If not, was there a special servicing agreement between the sources to allocate which source was paid first- or in a worse case scenerio how funds were to be dispersed in, say a foreclosure?

I dont have experience with plumbing and electrical which it needs.But lets just say a house with an ARV of 180-190k.

Let's say a house with two private lenders (or a fund) loses money on the deal - how does that work concerning how people are paid back when more than one lender are involved?

For example if i initially put down 20% and over say a couple years another 10% , i now have 30% 'cash' invested in the house , shouldn't the return be calculated on the total amount i have invested?

@Ralph Noack, I hope you don't mind my perspective, but what do you mean when you say a property "needs" to get torn down to the studs?

Let's say a knowledgeable contractor has quoted you $10,000 per unit, or $80,000.