He’s 65, and I’m 32, so he’s looking to just get some stable cash flow for a few years, while my payoff would be mainly in the form of sweat equity, with some small cash dividends every month.Just looking to see if anyone has done a deal similar to this, or if anyone has any suggestions or feedback.

Curious how you structured the value of sweat equity, network, experience, deal opportunity etc?

Account Closed  becoming a top producing real estate broker/agent is the ultimate in OPM.. none of your own money no risk and you can make some serious coin.. my wife sold 16 million last year... not bad and its all referral... she spends zero on marketing other than prema flyers and  handouts for her listings.. matter of fact she is just coming home from an appointment right now 8pm on a Thursday night ( life of a realtor) she doubled ended two homes one that her clients live in and a new construction that they are buying.... 350 sale and  550 buy.. she is a 100% agent.. so none of her own money and will make about  35k in commish and its all closing in 30 days.. we can close deals in Oregon no sweat in 30 days with our red hot lender.  

If its new, no sweat.  

They have almost doubled the value of their property from upgrades and sweat equity.

I can contribute $5k cash, $10k credit, and sweat equity with demo and cleanup.

In the past couple of months, I have been able to add a decent amount of sweat equity into to 1970s house in an upcoming neighborhood, however I am going to be relocated sooner than expected (next month).  

I am willing to put in the sweat equity until I feel comfortable to venture on my own.

A lot of sweat equity on your part can help but everything is by the book and I found it limited me and was overpriced in my opinion.Good luck!

At first I didn't believe that of my area as almost all of what I was looking at was strictly retail and held no opportunity for sweat equity or buying at wholesale levels, but the more and more I look, the more and more opportunities I am finding.