Hello BP I justed moved to the houston area, I'm new to REI. I'm looking to get into SFH buy and hold BRRR. So if anyone in the area needs a hand with a renovation I am a plumber and can do light carpentry. I would li...

I'm considering paying cash (and then refi some $ out down the road) & holding a multifamily rental unit and bringing in a "sweat-equity" partner. I've got a busy full-time job and the potential partner is a v...

I’m a contractor and through discussion about a storage development, someone approached me about doing one together. They own the land and want to do a similar development, but don’t know anything about construction o...

I have a off market deal I would like to bring a partner but I want to be compensated in sweat equity by rolling my commission into the deal. Standard commission would be 6% so in this case at a purchase price of $500...

Hi all, my friend is purchasing a fourplex all cash and adding me to the purchase as an additional buyer (I'll be doing the renovations and we split revenue and equity 50/50). If I don't contribute financially at all ...

My fiancé and I just completed our first BRRRR and cash out refi. We turned a duplex into a triplex making 90k in equity over 15 months. Being a contractor I did all the work (sweat equity) besides plumbing and electr...

How much sweat equity should I give to the contractor who helps me fix the property and manage the entire work from project management to actual labor?I bring the deal (wholesale or foreclosure), pay 100% for property...

I've been talking to a friend about going in on a sweat equity deal together in a market I feel has a lot of potential in the near term. I'd put in the down payment and pay for materials and he would live in the home ...

I understand that when you fix up a house it increases it's value. I am curious how you really determine how much it increases the value. Is it just by how much you spend on the improvements? or is there another calcu...

I'm new to this stuff and I'm looking to put in some sweat equity to really learn. For people like myself who have a family and full-time job, what are some things I can do?