You could easily have a sub-account for profit first and split incoming payments into whatever buckets you choose. 

I'm sure it has not been easy.This post struck me as I just finished reading about 5 months ago a book which said something to the effect of- "If you come to me and ask me how to invest 500k I'll tell you to go invest in yourself first"Real-estate isn't as simple as dropping cash in a bucket and watching it grow, it's very intricate.

My degree was a bucket list item completed when I turned 50.

Worst of all, the basement had no exterior door, which meant that approx. 30-40 tons of water-logged clay had to be removed by hand, one bucket at a time, through a window!

Anyone can buy a foreclosure and Johnny lunch bucket can do the TIP TOP reno.. its all about PM without it your destined to fail in my Humble opinion and personal experience. further its my sincere belief that C properties are NOT an appropriate investment for anyone who does not live and work in the area.

Construction of a Tiny Home Village for the homeless is expected to be completed this year, 30 units at an estimated cost of $4.3 million is good, but it’s a drop in the bucket.

Parts of Africa are so rich in oil that it's "harvested" with buckets.

Some TK providers may be using Johnny Lunch buckets and unlicensed contractors and getting a tad bit of a discount, but some companies are just better at running a business and I include myself in that.

One couple I had dinner with owned 4 furniture stores in Ohio and I had no doubt that the 540k to them was a drop in the bucket.. they wanted to learn this stuff for their kids.. and I met many like that I did not really meet any poor people or one's that needed protecting like you want to do ..What you have with this lady is buyers remorse plain and simple she probably realized there is no way I can make money at RE with or without a mentor or training .. and she wants her money back.. she should have never put her money up in the first place.And US consumers should be much smarter.

It does not need to rain nearby to get a flash flood down a wash, that is why hiking slot canyons requires a knowledgeable permitted guide (definitely a bucket list item).