The numbers on this deal look bad every way you slice it, even if it was move-in ready and %100 updated or BRAND NEW!

Better to own a quality slice of something then all of something that is mediocre because you have to stay in a certain price point.1 million range you are looking at dollar stores, subway, title max, pizza hut, etc.If you could throw another 100k in to be at say 1,000,000 and 350k down it opens up a little more quality.Hope it helps.    

Especially if you’re unhappy man, go with your gut.

It is a bit morbid to imagine, but its a great way for you to protect against a loss of life in the other partner so you can maintain control of the LLC instead of their slice of the pie entering probate.

You make them money because they take a slice off the top of all your deals (25-50% depending on the company) and you have to pay them a monthly fee to even hang your license!

Overall, would you keep cash in pocket and take a smaller ROI or put the money down and take a bigger slice of the pie monthly?

If you take away let's say 2 months of fees that is a pretty significant slice of their pie to risk on any client without having a cancellation fee clause to protect them.

Have tons of equity will propably make you fall asleep easier, but anyway that I have sliced cash purchases it comes out to around a 7% annualized return.

Good thing mango money, Netspend, and others provide 5% APY savings. ( note, they cut back as they got popular, but those options to park cold cash exist).  

@Isral Konopa  Man going with this approach will allow most of your mail get thrown right in the trash bro.