Positive cash flow generally only happens when your loan constant is low or your equity contribution is higher than 30% or so under normal (non-distressed) circumstances.

Any monies posted by you and him if you split the work costs in the property are what we call refundable contributions to the trust since they are non-recurring.

You cannot use any of your own money on the property - that would be a contribution.

I'll kick it off and hope to see many more additions and contributions.

And nice post James.In addition to what has been said, I think before one seeks out money partners here on BP, one has to introduce oneself first and contribute to the forums.

I would be happy to contribute.

Too cheap and you'll have the same stuff going on as now (but with more revenue perhaps) but too expensive and you may turn people off that feel they can contribute and have the right intentions, but have never done a deal as a result of BP yet (and maybe it's not about that for them).=)

If you meet someone you like and trust (very important), and you yourself have some money you wish to invest I am sure you will be able to find someone who does deals and would be willing to split profits with you depending on your capital contribution.

You might want to check into a LP (Limited Partnership) Limited Partners contribute money to the LP but do not take part in the business operation at all.

We provide equity contributions to businesses only, i.e.