He’s funded my deals by taking out a loan from his 401k and I would make the biweekly loan payments , and pay him a fee once I sold my flips and refinanced my last property.

I’m at 4.2 with the house I would pull equity from.  

You people are hilarious.You charge $7000 a month and then ***** when people want the type of service that comes with $7000 a month.You should totally charge them a service fee call.I would love that, it would give me the opportunity to really let **** get bad since you want to play that game.That you guys ***** about **** like this and then can’t figure out why people hate landlords.Here is a crazy idea, treat people like people instead of something you can just bend over and **** whenever you want.

just make it one transactions and have your fee added. 

No points or fees and profit sharing.

Offer to pay 100% of dues owed if they waive all late fees and see if they will forgive/reduce any legal fees. 

The buyer covers all title fees for both parties.

If the A-B contract that you had the current owner sign calls for EMD, you as the wholesaler would be expected to put the deposit down with the attorney and once you have your B-C contract signed with the end buyer and the settlement closes, you would get your emd back along with the release fee.

Based on my research (including RDPD), it seems that minimizing the initial down payment and using available cash for further investments is what's advised (+ pull more money from refinance when the value increases later).

I'm not sure if I should let my friend put all of cash in for deals, and then I would take a management fee (either yearly or monthly), or if it is better to take an upfront fee.Any advice would be greatly, greatly appreciated!!