Once you finish your house hack you may have the confidence, money in equity and connections to take it to the next level. 

There are multiple ways you can be creative with 700k in equity. 1.

Additionally, I purchased a home in Southern California in 2011 during the market crash, so I have about ~480k in equity in that investment.

I have a primary residence that I have lived in for 2 and a half years with about 70K in equity.

A lot of our investors are purchasing new build properties in those areas because of the relatively low purchase costs and build in equity at closing. 

Can't settle for returns equalling inflation in equities or RE.

We already own a house with about $850k in equity on a fixed, good interest.

In maybe 4 or  5 years, maybe 6, the premiums you paid in equaled the net CV in the policy.

If you are going to create a let's say 75/25 split, where his responsibility is bringing suitable deals as his equity, you probably wouldn't want your part of the equity to be greater than 75% - i.e. if he brought a unit worth $100k, you wouldn't want to be all in (your purchase+rehab) for more than $75k, such that if you had to liquidate the LLC (let's say just this one unit), you sell for $100k, he gets his "fee" (the $25k in equity from the house value) and you are made whole as if he never brought anything to you in the first place.

So to explain if you buy the home for 5-10% down and it has either walk in equity or you renovate and its value increases.