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All Forum Posts by: Jeb Brilliant

Jeb Brilliant has started 94 posts and replied 584 times.

Post: How to split ownership and profits from an apartment acquisition

Jeb BrilliantPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 623
  • Votes 155

@David Monroe and @J Scott Hamilton, thank you both. I was hoping that people would chime saying we should go in as 50/50 partners. He and I will have to talk about all of this but I understand that it would make most sense to split it per the amount we each contribute. 

Thanks again and please contribute more if you have any thoughts. 

Post: How to split ownership and profits from an apartment acquisition

Jeb BrilliantPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 623
  • Votes 155

Hi All, 

I may have found the right apartment complex to buy but I have no idea how to structure the purchase, ownership, monthly cashflow and selling it. I will manage the entire purchase and the apartment itself (not as a PM, just overseeing it), my friend will be totally passive. 

I don't have the $500k downpayment but my friend does. I can bring 10%-20% of the downpayment but not nearly $500k. How can I structure this? I want to be as fair as possible but I do need to make this worth my while. 

I've heard some people say you only need a little skin in the game if you're managing everything (again not as a PM) and you can split some aspects 50/50. Others say you just take the percentage you contribute and 10% for managing it. 

What have you done and what do you recommend? 

Thanks in advance. 

Post: Insurance questions on SFH in Indianapolis

Jeb BrilliantPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 623
  • Votes 155

@Ryan Yetter I have a great agent in Indy I use if you are interested. I'm sure she'll be happy to answer any of your questions. 

Post: New Investor in the San Francisco Bay Area

Jeb BrilliantPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 623
  • Votes 155

Welcome to BP @Tina Encarnacion. Congrats on your decision, I suggest getting obsessed with listening to the podcast and start at number 1, working your way up. 

I invest out of state so if you have any questions feel free to ask on here, direct message or even a quick call. 

Good luck. 

Post: New Investor From Philadelphia

Jeb BrilliantPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 623
  • Votes 155

@Anthony Gatt that makes a great deal of sense. Good luck and keep learning but take action. 

Post: New Investor From Philadelphia

Jeb BrilliantPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 623
  • Votes 155

Welcome to BP and everyone is right about the podcast. Also I vote for Indy. 

Post: Indianapolis Realtors and Managers

Jeb BrilliantPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 623
  • Votes 155

Hi @Brandon StokerWelcome to BP. What kinds of properties are you looking for? I have an amazing PM, inspector, agent/broker and more in Indy that I'm happy to share if they are a match to what you need. 

Post: Building a Team in Indianapolis - Newbie

Jeb BrilliantPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 623
  • Votes 155

Welcome @Stevan T.. I am pretty new myself but haven't gone the process of the LLC yet. My insurance lady wants me to but my tax guy says there's no need. Plus it's going to be around $1k/year to have it living in California.

I suggest calling your tax person and just asking what they'll need, it's like 5 single easy to track facts and just doing it all yourself. I have my monthly insurance on a CC so it just takes care of itself. 

If you need some recommendations for a team in Indy I'm happy to share, I built an amazing team from California. 

Good luck. 

Post: Multi-Family Investor from Southern California

Jeb BrilliantPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 623
  • Votes 155

Hi @Bill Manassero Welcome officially. I'm very interested in apartment buildings as well and have been investing in Indianapolis up to this point. I get emailed deals regularly but have not taken the steps to make a 100 plus unit happen yet. 

If you would like to chat I just live up in Long Beach and we could meet somewhere halfway. 

Post: New member form Boston

Jeb BrilliantPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
  • Posts 623
  • Votes 155

Welcome to BP @Nick Cassidy, you're in the best possible place to learn.