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Khaled Helmi
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Clarksville, MD
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Looking for Possible JV Partners in MD

Khaled Helmi
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Clarksville, MD
Posted Dec 19 2015, 11:45

We already have our LLC and trustworthy General Contractor working with us and we're strictly looking at flip deals. We'll take care of the work and at this point are primarily looking for possible JV partners where we draft up a JV agreement (between our LLC and the partner), purchase the property, rehab, and sell and then distribute the profits and terminate the JV.

We're already funded but some deals require more than we currently have and rather than frantically seeking extra investors at the last minute, we're looking to have partners with committed cash whom we can draft the aforementioned JV agreement with.

In a nutshell, the details are that our GC works on profits only (no time here for the details of the arrangement) so we split the profits with him essentially 50/50 - he makes no money if we make no money. For any JV partners we would be working in the same fashion.

If you're interested in more details please contact me on BP and we can talk further.

Thanks!

Khaled Helmi

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Sean Richway
  • Bel Air, MD
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Sean Richway
  • Bel Air, MD
Replied Dec 19 2015, 14:38

@Khaled Helmi  Not sure what your current lending source offers but we would come in with 90% of purchase and 100% of rehab with rates starting at 7%.  Feel free to reach out to me at [email protected].  This structure may significantly reduce your cash out of pocket and allow you to maximize your leverage at a cost effective structure.

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Khaled Helmi
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Khaled Helmi
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Replied Dec 19 2015, 14:53

Actually not looking for loans, but rather JV partners via equity in the deal. Share in the gains (and hopefully no losses =p)

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Sean Richway
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Sean Richway
  • Bel Air, MD
Replied Dec 20 2015, 11:58

@Khaled Helmi If you can source 10% of the purchase price and closing costs, you would be able to eliminate your need for a JV. Not sure if that is possible but keep it in mind as you would be keeping substantially all the profit in that case vs. a JV 50/50 split (or probably more). What amount of cash do you have available (cash, credit cards, LOC's, etc)?