Hello everyone,Has anyone worked with Rent To Reward turnkey in Memphis? 

Purchase price: $650,000 Cash invested: $210,000 This is a Build 4 property where we subdivided the lot and then since it's taken a couple of years we have been able to reap the rewards of higher sales prices that were not present when we bought them so our comps and our Profit margin has gone from a solid 5.2x to a 7x deal.

Doing everything although rewarding took away from other parts of my business but i felt like it was a necessary task to learn really the price points for material and labor.

Purchase price: $650,000 Cash invested: $210,000 This is a Build 4 property where we subdivided the lot and then since it's taken a couple of years we have been able to reap the rewards of higher sales prices that were not present when we bought them so our comps and our Profit margin has gone from a solid 5.2x to a 7x deal.

will feel the simple 50/50 split is not fair.If the agreement recognizes some form of reward based on the individuals contribution, there is at least a chance that these feelings can be avoided.When conteplating any partnership, just be sure to consider all the possibilities up front.

There is a scale for risk and reward. 

At 61 this is a problem that we have to address.It's easy to set goals and buy properties throughout ones career,it's exciting ,rewarding and a great feeling to have.But after 20 or more years,that's who you are..a property buyer.You wake up one morning and it's time to change gears and do what you purchased them for in the beginning,Retire with a comfortable income.

The risk / reward trade off of saving the money by not hiring an expert do not seem worth it to me. 

But if you're willing to take on more risk in exchange for greater potential rewards, equity is the better option.

We balance each other out as I'm "high risk high reward" and He's the more conservative of the two.