It could be a syndicate has ran it's course, a bad partnership, a divorce and a split of assets, investor is bringing investments closer to home, needs money for another project, etc.Sounds like you are competing with home buyers who will pay a premium and are fine with just a little built in equity.

It sounds like you have at least 600k in equity, so another way to look at it is to see what your return on equity is.

In that time, I've also built up over $200k in equity, so selling and realizing the gain and rolling into another investment is also an option.Again, the market has spiked a lot more in recent years.

What percentage of the property value do you have in equity?

would you take $100/door if you also made a 50% increase in equity?

My personal loan will be paid off in 5 years.After I took out the personal loan and used it to buy the property out right, I had 60k in equity in the house.

My personal loan will be paid off in 5 years.After I took out the personal loan and used it to buy the property out right, I had 60k in equity in the house.

You can pay the partner in equity or some kind of interest on their investment.

I live in Round Rock, Texas where my residence has been appreciating 7% per year, right now I have about 35-40k in equity.

Since I do need to make repairs to my primary and have about 30k in equity, I'm not sure where to look to for funding the necessary repairs.