I'm having to put in about $100 per month right now.

Anything left in the unit is considered abandoned and can be put in the trashThere any number of lawyers whose entire practice (just kidding) is evicting tenants across multiple municipalities so let us know where the property is and I'm sure we can dig up a referral if you need one.Oren

In my rehab flip business I find/make the deal, I make the decisions and help on the whole rehab project, I close the deal..My friends/partners want to invest with me and they will be taking a share of the profits depending on how much money they put in.example: purchase price=420k   rehab,closing,etc=60k   sold=570   (90k profit)Im the brains and keep up with the whole deal as stated above and I put in 80k on the projectone partner put in 200k  the other put in 200k        How will the profits be split fairly?

Something a little bigger for the family, but has an element where we're able to put in some sweat equity.

I put in an offer at $33,500 to start and all they said was we want to do as much work as we can so we can get the most out of it .

You get out what you put in.

. - put in an offer at $875k.

I was looking to purchase with a full 203k loan as I have to put in a septic system and I would like to remodel the house.

The purchase price would be around $150k, and we would need to put in another $120k to rehab it.My question is - how do I structure the partnership for the flip?  

We would put in ourselves 25% of the cash, but only get 12.5% of the rental profit.Once fixed and rented he is not going to refi.