If we go into a joint venture and have no money but bring in the deal, and want to get paid at the end but this time we are more involved and oversee the project of the house getting rehabbed how much should we get here what is the formula once again, example would be helpful...thanks guys

And many years, and many business ventures later, I still have her to thank.

I realize this would be a risky venture.

We’ve decided to find professional management instead of trying to DIY it.

If many of you young people (like most) are not thinking about your retirement because, well thats a hella long way off, you might want to look at the benefits of an EIUL because you can, after about 10 years or sooner, start taking loans (with interest) against the investment account portion and use that money to fund your Real-Estate ventures. 

If you had cash for the whole venture, I would definitely pursue it just cause it's a good area from what I can see. 

If you’re interested in joining venturing let’s chat.

Joint venturing is a good way to bring in a capital  partner.

Sometimes things aren't worth diy even if you know how to do it especially if you're trying to be a passive investor. 

This is what I do with my low-income urban C-class properties as a DIY, self-managing landlord.