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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Carson City, NV
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Investor payback options

Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Carson City, NV
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From what I can gather an equity waterfall applies after the property is sold? LP gets their initial investment and preferred return. Then the GP gets a catch up of say 20%. Then the LP-GP split is 80/20.

What if I don’t want to sell the property and hold the newly constructed building long term? What if I want to pay back the investors that funded the equity portion of the cost. How do I structure paying back the investors with their returns then keep the building for myself? Is that thru just a refinance. Trying really hard to my head wrapped around how to do that. Please help!

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