So if you show up to the closing table and the seller finds out you are not the buyer, instead you're making a fee, it may not go well. 

Is this someone worth partnering up with since essentially the only thing he brings to the table is the funding part?

I understand and greatly appreciate the expertise that they bring to the table, and without question are the two most important members of my team.I always tell first time developers that unless they have project in mind right away, look for a group, or team that they can join in there interim to learn something from.

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I'd offer, in Joe's example, 2.4% of the strike or PP as a seller concession to reduce their costs they have to bring to the table when they exercise.

My friend is interested in real estate investing and can bring her VA loan to the table, while I bring my investing/landlord knowledge.  

And now that the local government went ballistic and maliciously shut most of Airbnb down by scaring citizens and owners with exorbitant penalties (the dark side of the force is strong), this topic is off the table in this paradise until things change.

Seen this play many times.. and why I am pretty anti sub too from the sellers side of the table. 

I walked away from the partnership, leaving all deals on the table that we had going and starting from scratch again!

So I have 2 deals on the table that I'm trying to choose from.One deal is:Asking price: 915k21 Units total. 4 fourplexes, 1 triplexes, and a duplex.