You can't have 2 cooks in a kitchen" per se.The best suggestion for a "partnership" would be where one gives the money, the other does all of the work.The one giving the money must know exactly how much percentage or profit he/she is getting and be 100% happy with it.The one doing the work honors the agreement no matter what.

If you do not want to do this, you can purchase a property, or a portion of a property, that the fund has already selected.You must spend money to improve the property. ( I think it is a percentage of the gain you had)  You must hold the property for 10 years.Then, winner winner Chicken Dinner. 

The income from these loans makes up about 10% of the partnership's gross income for 2023 (but will likely be a larger percentage in future years). 

Possibly as they also represent a large percentage of new builds.

Based on thepresumed percentages - I'd be liable for cap gains on $49K plus 43.5% of the total depreciation on the 30673 or 13342.75 @ 25% which is 3335.69, or a total of 7350 (@15%) plus $3335.69 or grand total of $10686 taxes.I need to keep reading this over to better understand it. 

About money market of 5.3%, that percentage will change as interest rate lowers so that number won't apply for 13.3 or 45.5 years.

My contact rate stayed the same, and even went up a percentage point or so, which I feel indicates quality data. 

@Theresa HarrisWhat bank(s) or products give you high yield percentage now?

I own a percentage of an LLC that owns the property.

If you know anyone who may be willing to sell their a portfolio, I’d be happy to pay a finders fee or even work out a percentage of our deal for you.