- allow you to retain the relationship with them to get you future deals- get a luxury agent involved in the deal so that you have all the marketing/exposure needed to get this sold*co-listing is a great option to consider but not all brokers are OK with it.All the best to you on your flip!

It might also be advisable to keep two separate entities if they're the capital partner & have the other entity funnel a % of profit (predetermined) to you, like a fee with a retainer basis. 

This partner's experience and my assets and project plan would be the basis for loan approval.My Objective: I would like to know how to structure this partnership in a way that allows me to retain maximum control and profit while providing just enough incentive to the partner to participate.

Assuming you have an agent, your agent's brokerage might also have legal council on staff/on retainer and can be called upon potentially as well. 

Final Comment:I think as long as you buy solidly rehabbed properties (not the lipstick on a pig stuff), have a solid property management team (that you will absolutely pay for but that make your investment possible and your life easier), who is able to attract and retain high quality tenants, this can be a great addition to your overall financial portfolio (and doesn’t have to be the end all be all); it’s just one component.Feel free to PM me if you’d like to chat.  

Those are hard to find and retain, especially in this environment.  

I need to come up with about 8K more to retain the CPA for this year’s taxes.

Regarding filing a lawsuit, you'll find that hiring an attorney in another state will typically require a large retainer fee.

If you are not experienced with evictions, consult and/or retain the services of a qualified attorney.9.

I would be almost certain the builder has retained his counsel to help determine if they can find fault on your part.