All Forum Posts by: Cassidy Burns
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Post: Pitching a partnership deal to a potential investor??

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Hi BP,
I need help wording a pitch to a financing partner. I have found a deal, sent it to a first time investor that is interested in getting into real estate. I know each partnership is different and has different terms but how do I suggest exactly what I want the deal to entail? This was his response after I sent him the deal and all of the numbers.
"How do you propose we structure the deal? Basically, if I put up the money what deal do we have?"
Thanks in advance!
Post: Partnering with Investors! Need advice!

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Hey @Josh Gorokhovsky Thanks again for the great advice.
Post: Future Investor from Roanoke, VA

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Welcome!
Post: Partnering with Investors! Need advice!

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Hey @Josh Gorokhovsky thanks for the reply. To answer a few of your questions:
I essentially will be the work horse: Find the the deal, I have all of the contractor connects for any rehabs that need to be done, negotiating the deal, and managing the deal.
I do not have any of the money in the deal so how do you structure this? There will be 2 investors bringing the money. 1 bringing $250,000 the other bringing $100,000. Both want to have percentage of the profit. So where do I fit in?
33% structure? Including equity, cash flow, appreciation down the road?
Any other suggestions?
Post: Partnering with Investors! Need advice!

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Hi BP,
I am in a good situation where I have 2 investors that are interested in purchasing buy and hold properties and have a large sum of money that they want to put to work. I am having trouble structuring this deal, and pitching to them how I am/should be involved. I am also going to be representing them on the buy side as I am an agent too.
Opinions on how I should structure this deal?
Post: Tax Assessment Vs. Appraisal for Refinance

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Hi BP,
If you do not know the exact appraisal, and not many comps in the area for a specific type of home, can you use the tax assessment as the estimated value of the house? What is the exact difference between the 2?
Thank you!
Post: First Rental Rehab Project. Need help with Tenant Proofing

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Hi BP,
I closed on a Duplex today and tomorrow I am beginning my first rehab. 1 unit is rent ready and hopefully will become occupied in the next week or two. The second side needs a little rehab. I have the list of everything that I am planning on attacking and would love advice on what exactly is the best way of tenant proofing that specific material?
-Kitchen floor redone
-Bathroom floor redone
-Tearing up carpet in living room/stairs/hallways putt downing a solid flooring:
-Painting entire unit: Color recommendations?
-Replacing fixtures in kitchen and family room? Ceiling fans? (no central air)
-Mini blinds? Supply them or have tenants bring own?
-light fixtures in bathroom
-removing fence in front/side yard
-removing screen doors on porch
Any and all material recommendations please!
Thanks
Post: What Is Your Highest Rent On A Single Unit?

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@Russell Brazil $3750. 3 bed/3 bath new construction condo in NW Washington DC. HOA Fee of $321/month.
Post: How to use other people's money? 3 Different Scenarios

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Question: I have recently come along a few individuals that like what I am doing in the real estate world and want to invest some money with me and get involved. I have a few different types of "private lenders":
Scenario 1.) Individual that will lend me $$ at 7% to purchase properties and just pay him interest only. What is the best way to utilize this money? Purchase something with Cash below appraised value using his money, pay the interest, and then get a loan pull all the $$ out, pay him back and then have a loan with essentially no money down?
Scenario 2.) 3 individuals who have $10,000 and want to receive 5-8% continuous rate of return and continue to invest their return into the business and then pull it out in 5 years.
3.) 2 Guys that want to partner in the purchase of a larger apartment building? Form a LLC so we are 33% owners? They would supply the money and I am doing the sweat equity.
Any help/advice is greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
Post: Quickbooks Online Vs. Quickbooks Pro

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Great. I'm sold. Thanks @Michael Wagner