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Real estate gives me some peace of mind for the future... it sheds some light at the end of the tunnel and makes feel like there is a rewarding reason.Thanks for you feedback

if 10%, then at that point, it would be worth $1millionNow you have to consider the current income/expense at the miserable occupancy and figure out what you are willing to pay for your future reward of the upsides to get to at least an 80% occupancy.

Another thing that sticks out is to give the a reward in the contract.

I could do that, at the sacrifice of all other operations, 20K to me is a chunk of change and contrary to popular myth life as a rehabber is not a 20K a week income, that is a great month for me, GREAT.So I know what I need, private funding, and I know it exists, and that others have done it, I am just clueless how.And before anyone says FHA i will answer I have a really good CPA and no patience to wait 2 years of payments to uncle sam just to get a conventional mortgage good for 1 or 2 properties, cost vs reward dosnt warrant it.I have a rock star property manager, I spent months researching and finding the best, I have the crews, knowledge, even properties, just not a few bucks to make the cheap money people happy.Advice please....... more detailed the better, like say names and addresses, phone numbers, lol.I feel foolish putting it out here like this but I am sick n tired of throwing away great deals and banging my head on the wall over just 1 single detail away, especially having majority LT funding in place, just not ready to sell my horse to buy the cart.

It Is Very Rewarding Work :)

If the buyer has to take the risk of substantial rent increases and pay full market price why should the seller by rewarded?

Dan, Risk vs Rewards is probably a more appropriate way of addressing your question.

I would consider the partnership as if your financial contribution is rewarded by success of the venture but your management of the venture is rewarded as expense prior to determining profit.

And I'm guessing the "insurance" provider would have a pretty strong case that they don't have to pay out.There is great reward in using Subject To, legally and ethically and correctly.