Ofcourse you would because you could turn around sell it for a $40k profit. 

Seasoned investors could care less what the interest rates - they are more worried about profit - while the laymen sit on the sidelines waiting for (a perceived) better opportunity. 

I bought it at a good enough price I knew I could simply turn around and put it back on the market and make a little profit How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Anyone can buy a bunch of properties, can you sell them and make a profit is the real question.

What are some recommended platforms or tools that help streamline the payout process for multiple clients while keeping everything organized?

Or is there an acceptable or usual profit sharing for this kind of arrangement? 

Could you provide an example organization for this type of funding?

I'm happy to pay for systems to save time and guidance but the fee seems ambitious and I don't love the idea of forking over large percentage of profits to be told what I can and can't do with the company. 

For flips, I have a minimum profit potential of $40k For new construction, I look for ease of the build.

This is evident already in the 32,000 square-foot Lego Discovery Center built last August, the coming Build-a-Bear to the mall, and community events PREIT has organized such as Taste of Springfield, and Cherry Blossom Festivals.