Partner 2, providing repair and renovation skills, can be compensated either through being paid for their work or through a similar equity split, around 20-30%, while still reflecting the value of their expertise and labor.Partner 3, who brings the capital, usually covers down payments and renovation costs, which justifies them receiving a larger share of the profits, often in the range of 40-50%.

If I'm required (by the bank) to leave 30% in the property...who is finding properties where they can make these numbers work?

@Zachary Kersh Go where you can get the highest income.

Also keep in mind that it's a lot of their first times living in a house without their parents, so they can sometimes need a little more handholding. 

The foreclosure sales data is very helpful and has given me something more to look into about the property, and something i can possibly use to help price the purchase cost down.Thank you!

What can I do or how should I go about solving my bridge loan issue?

Also- can anyone answer a question regarding the $250,000 exemption from gains when you sell a property in Washington state as a single filer?

Yes, DSCR loans can indeed be used for refinancing self-storage properties, not just residential investments.

I wanted to know if you guys have software that can get that kind of information easily and efficiently.

I figure if I can get really good at helping people design shared home plans, then maybe I can create a business around it.There’s no pressure or obligation here—this is just an opportunity for me to learn and help.