Turn Key investing brings both good and bad comments from people around here depending on the situation.

Obviously a split wouldn't bring the same returns as I mention I get.

As with many new investors, I don't have a ton of startup capitol so I'm looking at wholesale deals to bring in some additional capitol for down payments and repair expenses.

Larger properties bring you economies of scale, more stable cash flow, but, typically, less appreciation than a residential (1-4 unit) property (because they are run like a business) ... though in TO, with its condominium addiction, there is plenty of speculation on larger properties as well.

REAPS sometimes brings in guest speakers from outside of the area.

He can bring/manage his own crew and does not require supervision.

Fun memory.

But if you speaking of partnering with another wholesaler where he has a killer deal and you bring a cash buyer the contract we use is J.V contract (Joint Venturing).

If yes, then you should use the purchase price plus the amount you had to spend to bring the property to rent ready condition.Also, 20% seem a little light for vacancy, maintenance and PITI.

We decided to buy both houses and bring some friends on as equal partners.