Was it all under the table or something?

for instance if you are marketing guru you can add value to them that way.but if there is nothing you bring to the table I would strongly consider just being an intern for them. 

We just got turned down to take out a HELOC for our house because I work under the table in construction and do not have proof of funds.

The current swing has you walking into a wall and hitting a chair or table when you open the door. 

When we sell, we ensure equity is left on the table for the buyer so that there's an easier sale if they choose a future liquidation event.  

And if so, how much should I, the assignor  take at the closing table?

I explained to him that I will give him a down payment and finance the rest through him instead of a bank.His main focus was to cash out at the closing table and diversify that money to other businesses like stock and so on, but when I explained to him it could be beneficial for him, because upon our agreement I will pay him interest.

There is room at the table for many points of view.  

Still have 25% equity left on the table when we sell.

I think I have the potential to bring a lot to the table, but I want to humble myself, listen and take direction on how to get the ball rolling and work smart.I'm interested in learning how to get moving with wholesaling, driving for deals, evaluating properties, and networking with people actively doing flips and rentals.