Sounds like you have a rock solid plan.

This comes up a lot and I think most of us are stuck between a rock and a hard place.Its really not fair that we are forced to take a service animal without any rules or guidelines and an insurance company can deny coverage.There should be something that a medical letter.

Nicholas Lohr I would first urge you to look at it from your future partner's point of view.Cash is king and if your partner is putting in the money, chances are they will want the deed in their or their entities name or in escrow but NOT in an entity they do not control.I am assuming this is a flip but if not there are other considerations.What equity split do you have in mind?

They reasoned that it gave them an advantage because listing agent would be getting more commission if seller picked them, no splitting commission.For experienced investors who are not licensed agents, have you done deals without a buyer agent and if so, do you think you had an advantage in getting those deals?

At a 2% CoC return (what typical Hedge Funds would have gotten you over the last 10 years, after fees and splits) you'll need $6 Million dollars.At a 15% CoC return (because you're a semi-active, successful RE investor) you'll need $800,000 of your own money invested (as pointed out by the article.)At a 30% CoC return (because you're hitting non-stop home runs in RE, even in today's market) you'll still need $400,000 of your own money invested.And in any of these situations, I would argue that you're not building 'massive' wealth (although if your goal is freedom month-to-month, your net worth is just a number.) 

Has anyone ever owned a buildable lot of land and instead of selling it to a builder, created some kind of partnership with a builder where you provide the land and they provide the building expertise and you somehow split expenses and then split profits when you sell the new home?  

we bought a cat pee flip.. took at least 6 months more to do the work,, kilzed joists under sub floor that had to be replaced, and behind the sheet rock we removed on the walls the urine and cat spray just was horrible..

Maybe a better option would be to say my fee is $10k, and whatever amount the house sells for over $210k the seller and I split the proceeds 50/50?

Originally posted by Account Closed:@Joe Splitrock It would come into play if you have proof that an answer is wrong.

Does the Landlord pay for professional pest control, does the tenant pay for it, is it split?