.- The partner brought in a cash contributor for his portion (let's say A, who got 50% of my partner's profit, basically 25% of the profit) to the deal and put a lien on the property.

Essentially every deal that's been closed has been with 0 support, so she's made $100,000+ from just originally signing off on my salesperson's license.

Profit DistributionInvestor Contribution:Labor and Materials: $70,500Upfront Cash : $40,000Total Investment from Investor: $110,500Profit Above $180,000:Low-End Profit: $97,300High-End Profit: $120,800Profit Split (50/50):Investor’s Share of Profit (Low-End): $48,650Investor’s Share of Profit (High-End): $60,400Your Share of Profit:Low-End: $48,650High-End: $60,4007.

I plan to access some of the equity in my home, along with cash on hand, to purchase and reno property.  

I currently own a property under a USDA loan, which has $100k in equity and generates $250 a month in cash flow from rent.

When we take on a new door, our fee structure is essentially a guess and a "hedge" against future claims (against our time.) 

I am currently living in Oregon but will be relocating as soon as i can to Tennessee and starting an LLC. if anyone has a great roadmap, that would be extremely welcomed.Hey Aaron, be sure to find you a good partner/mentor/agent/etc to help you with the whole process from starting your LLC all the way to the cash hitting your bank account.

Just figure out if you're after appreciation or cash flow.

I am starting a new journey in the mobile home niche I eventually want to write my own notes (shout out to lonnie) but would like to gather cash and I feel the best step to this is to do wholesaling.

Hey y’all,Exploring my first BRRRR, and curious about financing strategies of initial cash purchase vs HML.