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Jay Sandefur Jr
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Sacramento, CA
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Partnership Math on a Flip. Help!

Jay Sandefur Jr
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Sacramento, CA
Posted
  • First off, forgive me because I know there are similar threads but I'm hoping I can get some very specific help.

I'm in Google Sheets/Excel working out what was proposed to me and now we got three people with separate numbers.

Scenario:

  • General contractor brings me a deal:
  • He will cover rehab costs in exchange for 50% split of profits and by providing me a hard money lender using his reputation, as I have not been able to qualify for one.
  • Purchase Price: $410K
  • Rehab Estimate: $30K
  • Hard Money 10% Interest Only + 2 points @ 85% of total project cost. (Points financed w/total project cost): $8,800 for pts.
  • Total Project Cost: $448.8K
  • ARV: $545K conservative
  • Estimated rehab time 4 months
  • Estimated 3 equally spaced draws on the rehab cost
  • If anyone can help me reconcile these numbers including the payout to each "partner" it would be greatly appreciated.
  • Thank you BP!

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