Here you go:The sales contract or agreement, lease or option, or rental of real estate by an unlicensed owner of real estate who owns any interest in the real estate if the interest being sold, leased, or rented is identical to the owner's legal interest" If a person signs a sales agreement then he/she has a type of equity ownership according to blacks law dictionary it is a form of doctoring that allows or grants a person the intended purchaser the right to hold a part of the realty in which you have bargained as a position in equity same as a realtor when they bargain or establish the commission structure however possession by true simple fee interest must be met by state conveyance laws the possession stops you from taking possession until a true passing of clear title occurs.

Analyzing the deal, we've gained €131,250 in equity (€300,000 market value - €150,000 debt - €18,750 cash out of pocket) from making the deal, which is 7 times our out of pocket investment of €18,750.

I currently own my own home which has a little over 100k in equity, and have a access to about 150K cash.

At a opportunity value of 10% every 100K in equity is costing you $866 directly off the top of your monthly rental income.

The back end or profit splits based on paid-in equity.

I have roughly 35k in equity in It as It sits.

I still have this duplex to this day cash flowing with 200k+ in equity.2.

I thought we got about $300k in equity from the purchase.

With a 70% LTV, you still have room to sell if the market turns against you, and if you refinanced 5 properties each of which had 200K in equity, you're sitting on a good pile of cash to invest back into the market when it takes a dip again. 

that said, if i walk in with a 30k offer, i will make between 5-6% on my investment in the short term, and can sell it for the built in equity a few years down the road.given this new fact pattern, what is you guys' opinions now??