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Jason Harmony
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Daniil Kliman strategy - Joint Venture

Jason Harmony
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Frisco, TX
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I rec'd an email regarding a webinar from Daniil Kliman (spelling ?) and I watched it.  I didn't buy the Guru package or anything, but he did go over an interesting strategy which we don't hear about much and that is using Private Money to do Joint Venture/Equity Partners deals.  The Private Lender/investor puts up the money for the house and rehab and you rent it out.  Both investors get 50% of the monthly rent and split the equity 50/50 at the end of the deal when the property is sold. Is this a feasable strategy to use?  The numbers looked good in the presentation, don't they always, but they did make sense too.  Let me know of any feedback.  I am trying to find the negatives of using this strategy, if there are any.  Thanks!

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Joe Villeneuve
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Joe Villeneuve
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@Ned Carey Correct.  This is where the importance of the market come in.  The investment market(s) you are in may not be the same for all deals. For instance I will invest in City #1 for all of my Flip deals, and city #2 for my holds.

If your local market won't work for you, go with another.  We have a lot of out-of-state investors flipping near them, then buying Hold Houses here in Michigan.

Joe Villeneuve
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