Investor wants 10% cash flow, no equity, how to do contract?

Investor wants 10% cash flow, no equity, how to do contract?

Rental Property Investor · Scottsdale, AZ · Member since 2019 · 4 posts · 0 votes

I have an investor willing to provide significant capital towards my real estate business. He is willing to provide the cash and only wants a 10% cash on cash return, no equity or involvement in the property or business itself. I plan to use the capital (as well as my own) to buy properties cash, then finance them after 6 months and use the 80% from each to buy more properties. The more properties I have the less significant his cash on cash return is on business bottom line.

I initally want to set up the investment for 3 years. With the option for him to reinvest his earnings and if the business is doing we we will reevaluate and I could provide him with a more significant return.

My question is: How do I set up the contract? He is technically a limited partner but I have no LLC (I can set one up though) and he doesnt want equity in the business itself. Would it be easier to write a specific contract for each sum he transfers to me and have 5 or 6 individual notes with descriptive verbage on the terms?

Note: I have a great job and will be investing capital of my own, I’m looking at the long term equity gains of using someones capital to grow quickly, I can also pay his cash flow out of pocket if I get in a bind, so I’m not worried about falling through on my contract to give 10%, which really is very achievable.

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  • Member since 2018 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    7y

    @Seth Razor Write a promissory note secured by each property. If you cannot pull out enough cash to pay him back the full amount restructure the note and see if he will be willing to be in the second position.

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