In a partnership I'm involved in where I brought the deal and will be handling day to day decision making and managing the original renovation we are splitting things 65-35 so the partner bringing the funds will make around a 15% coc return annually.

Originally posted by @Joshua Tobin:Backstory:A little less than a year ago I purchased one of two dilapidated houses on a lovely quiet street in upstate NY.

My company uses Calyx because we began as a conventional firm (still are), but we're looking for something a bit more nimble, with better functionality.  We're trying out another new platform currently, but no one is ...

Originally posted by @Matt K.

Originally posted by @Henry Lazerow:@Syed Lateef I agree repairs/maint. are not properly reflected in the comparison.

Originally posted by @Debbie Zimmer:Hello,My partner and I are new to this crazy world of real estate investing.

Originally, I am a native of Long Island, New York, but I also call Florida home as I live in the Tampa Bay area as well. 

Originally posted by @Tom Gimer:Generally speaking if a buyer facing this scenario moves forward with the purchase, he/she would want to be sure that SOMEONE ELSE pays for the damages if forced to remove the house, deck or driveway.

Originally posted by @Benjamin Riehle:@Ryan Moore absolutely man!

Originally posted by @Rich Hupper:Hi @Andrew SyriosWhat is it called when a borrower who has a heloc pays their monthly interest payments with the heloc itself?