Partnership or Funding a flip North New Jersey?

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  • Realtor · NJ · Member since 2020 · 277 posts · 138 votes
    3y

    Hey @Sergio A. Chucaralao, that question really depends on the specific investor and their risk tolerance. Being a partner in a deal is obviously more active and hands-on, and you have more control over the day-to-day. If you're more experienced and have the capital and would like to be hands-off, funding a flip could be a different option to earn "passive" income--although the risk is much higher for you as you're placing your confidence in the investors and the deal you chose to fund. For this reason, you'd want to be pretty confident in your ability to vet and underwrite deals thoroughly before lending your capital. 

  • Investor · Teaneck · Member since 2022 · 49 posts · 29 votes
    3y

    Thank you, it definitely makes sense.  Ideally a partnership with a person that already has a property but doesn't have funds for the renovation would be great. I have done couple of BRRRs in my area but with this new rates is very difficult to do full gutts. 

  • Rental Property Investor · Member since 2019 · 411 posts · 148 votes
    3y

    @Sergio A. Chucaralao There a few things to consider:

    1) Are you looking to be more passive or active?

    2) Underwriting the deal

    3) Evaluating and vetting the deal provider

    4) Understanding what your ideal return is and what your timeline is for the return.

    Happy to connect further.

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