your job is to stabalize or to peak perform property. after all expenses you have profits.. that is your net income. if you have partners then youll need to do splits and then you receive your income

So if your structure was an equal split after preferred your investor would get his guaranteed 6% (of $300k) and you would split the remaining $49.8k ($24.9k respectively) giving a 14% CoC.

Otherwise, I'd split the increase over the next couple of years.

I think it would be better to have equal ownership in the dealOption 2: give investor first 30-40% of NOI and then split remaining 50/50 until he is paid back his initial investment then 50/50.

We each split the 5% down and used the 203k to fund the more time consuming/tedious renovations.

I’m in a situation where my in-laws and I have agreed to split profits upon the sale of their house in Orange County, California.

Don't let them set a minimum monthly revenue before payout of the profit sharing, it should be a profit split for all revenue period.

GP equity is usually included in the pref but its split pro-rata with the other investors.

I'm splitting a $2,100 rent (May 2018 - June 2019) between three people so $700 is my actual rent.My DTI with $700 rent is 26% while my DTI with the full $2100 is 54%Here comes the tricky part.

Split 3 ways and after taxes, you're probably looking to walk with ~$5k per man.