Can you put in a down payment on your half?

At at a $20K purchase it's not about the % but about the actual cash you put in

I understand the work that has to be put in and I do have a full time job, but I do have the motivation.

But anything less than that is an absolute no.So if I purchase a house for 65k, put in 13k in rehab and pay 8k in financing fees, I'd be all in at 85k (deal I did recently).

You get a check in the mail every month with no worries and the tax depreciation with it.The 50 to 150 units for an apartment building you can put in place a full time management and maintenance person so that you have hands off investing and never see the property except on rare occasion.

It kind of sucked to spend 110/hour just to have different stems put in, but I thought, hey better than tearing out the wall and now I know about generic stems not working.As it turns out, the "good" stems did not work - so that was a waste of 150 bucks (minimum time charge plus the stems).

How long would it have been if you stayed on it without distractions?

This site will give back what you put in!

If I put in 50%, and a passive equity partner put in 50%, how should I structure the split?

I had a list that was 4000 names and I wanted to halve it without buying a partial list, so I added his tip to put in home values from 100K to 300K since that's my investors demo anyways and I figured it would narrow down my list and drop the million dollar homes that I won't be touching anyway.