Essentially Partner B is building all of the sweat-equity into the property.So the question is, after both parties have been paid back their initial capital investment, in your opinion how should the ownership of the property be structured on a percentile basis?

The loan is based on ARV and can give you the tools to essentially BRRRR without the refi step.

She essentially voided my transaction and started the auction process over.

If cheaper, you're coming out ahead as far as living expenses while you are there ( in addition to the mortgage paydown and tax benefits) , and then if it cashflows once you leave, it should be a good deal.

Are there any benefits to joining a boutique firm over a large national one?

I think I understand the benefits to the buyer/investor when it comes to using seller financing on a deal.

I feel like the benefit around a sports team is that it's a big part of the neighborhood so to speak.

An idea that occurred to me is the possibility of putting these 13 rentals into one bigloan and doing a cash out refi to cover a large part of the cost of our build, with the thought that the interest would then be deductible, which might have some tax benefits. 

Neither you nor the IRA has a benefit as a result of the arrangement. 

Thanks Jerryll Noorden So essentially you’re getting money back from the contractor for work he didn’t perform, so your rehab costs will be lower than the $120k and actually closer to $95k once you get that money back?