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Jason Guinard
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50% partner money man?

Jason Guinard
  • Hackensack, NJ
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Hello all. How do you guys feel about a private lender that is willing to lend, and take all $ risk at 50% of back end profit.  He will have no involvement other than money.   He is willing to do this because he knows me well , (from a business standpoint) as a very reliable contractor that I could put a very solid team together.  Looking for feedback on whether 50% is too much, or a good deal being I am not paying back on the loan and cannot loose money?

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Antoine Martel
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Antoine Martel
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Jason. 

You need to take that deal all day long. No risk for you, and still 50% of the profit to make sure all goes well. Of course that means you need to continue doing good deals and make your partner happy. I have a set up like that and do it for all of my flips. 

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