How would I even structure that, legally speaking?

Is there a better structure?

I'm considering partnering with a contractor to do flips. All costs/acquisition/marketing would be on me and the contractor will manage the construction project side of business. what would be a good rate to give him ...

If you could put sweat equity in on projects you could handle, you could force appreciation on a different deal that doesn't have structural issues.

Hello I'm a fulltime student, mother and entrepreneur looking to connect with like minded individuals on how to structure my life better for entrepreneurial balance and how to get into real estate investing.

That is, as long as you structure it correctly.  

I have been through 10+ banks/credit unions that tell me they can't help me.Property was appraised at 450k (not including value of structures), currently owe 63k on an AG land loan with a 4.65% rate.

I'm curious to learn how folks have structured financing when leveraging both hard money and private (family/friend) money.For example, if you have hard money that covers 80% purchase and 100% rehab, then a private (family/friend) money that covers the remaining 20% purchase as well as holding costs and initial rehab costs, what kind of rates and payment terms did you settle on for your private (family/friend) lender? 

Hey all,Looking for some advice on how to set up and structure a partnership for flipping and recommended stakes.

@Daniel Kevin Lara without asking what the structure of your deal and not knowing exactly you are doing here is my advice: The 0% intro credit card option for a few thousand dollars isn't terrible as long as you have a specific & conservative plan for what you'll be doing and a plan to get it paid back before that intro period ends.