Man just because I called you a fat lazy good for nothing jabroni you put me on ignore how dare you I thought we were friends :shoot: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Okay, I play;BP didn't exist on my first deal, the internet didn't exist, bag phones didn't much less cell phones, computers did exist, they were the size of a room and ran off punch cards, 0010011010010011100101,Josh and Brandon hadn't been born yet I'd bet, so my first deal can't really go to their credit.

Since it's total property, you would just need to create a small table with something like this:Investor A cells: Contribution, percentage ownership (contribution/total investment), profit amount (percent ownership X profit for time period X).That's if I understood your question correctly.

I actually personally jacked my rate up to the tippy top when I purchased, for a big fat lender credit that would cover the IRRRL refinance six months later.

Not to mention that Joe probably doesn't know what forms and disclosures to use to keep him out of legal trouble, how to instigate a bidding war, how to best handle multiple offers, how to push back on unreasonable buyer demands, how to negotiate the best terms, how to run an open house, how to document and handle escrow funds, etc.A lot of people think agents just show a house, shake a few hands and collect big fat checks. 

Feel free to reach me via cell or email if you have any real estate-related or ATL market-specific questions (contact info is listed in my bio). 

If you have any real estate-related or ATL market-specific questions feel free to reach me via cell or email (contact info listed in my bio). 

Feel free to reach me via cell, text, email, etc. 

If you are in a negative cash flow situation and want to blame rates, then you need to trim fat, and/or bring more bread.  

Worth it compared to a big fat lawsuit and attorney fees.Hope that helps!