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Ellen Brodsky
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What percent split is reasonable for fix and flip?

Ellen Brodsky
  • Investor
  • Port Lavaca, TX
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Hello all,

If I partner with someone where I fund a SF fix and flip completely and my partner manages the reno, what percent profit split would you recommend?  Thanks!

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Philip Bashaw
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Philip Bashaw
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It depends on who found the deal, negotiated with the seller, etc...if you are just providing the funding and your partner is handling everything else, a 50/50 would be fair compensation. I'm about to do this kind of JV deal with a private money lender. He is going to charge the usual points and fees, but no interest.

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