Is an acquisition fee, assets under management (1% gross revenue), and sale/refi fee appropriate here?

but one that I still manange to squeeze cash flow from.I'm interested in my local residential market (BRRR, buy/hold, fix/flip) and very interested in learning literally everything on here, mentorship, partnership and partnering with hard money/private money lending.I currently have enough liquid assets to pay cash for the right deal or to contribute alongside a hard money/private money lender and look forward to my first local acquisition!

So total Comp sale- (acquisition + remodel+ hard money) = Worth it?

Acquisitions team, renovation crews (fully licensed and insured), Property Management, and a Real Estate Investment Brokerage in case you ever decide to sell.By teaming up with a solid firm you can mitigate your risk and have some "boots on the ground" that have your best interest in mind. 

That type of strategy will cost you more money in acquisition costs but in the long run, you'll be much better off financially. 

          - partnership agreement paperwork- corporate entity paperwork- acquisition process - rehab- leasing, marketing/management of the property- maintenance - accounting and tax doc prep- I would also be paid $100/ for property management duties #2: 10K (25%) and on the mortgage Return:  28% initial/future equity stake as well as positive cash flow (after Cap Ex fund is fully funded).#3:  10K (25%) - 20% initial/future equity stake as well as positive cash flow (after Cap Ex fund is fully funded).#4:  10K (25%) - 20% initial/future equity stake as well as positive cash flow (after Cap Ex fund is fully funded).'

In order to fund this acquisition, I had to pull out all education thus far.  

Congrats on your acquisition!

And you have to be able to pay off the original acquisition loan/financing.As far as will the Bank finance the $85-$90K up front.  

And yes - many of my property management clients are repeat customers on both the acquisition side and the PM side.