Surplus funds are usually redistributed or reinvested ethically, and profits are not generated from uncertainty (gharar) or gambling-like arrangements.While Takaful is widely available in places like Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and parts of the UK, it seems extremely rare or nonexistent in the U.S. — especially when it comes to property or title coverage.So I’m wondering:Have any of you found Takaful-compliant providers operating in the U.S.?

curious, how much of your 40k profit had to go to closing costs and other fees?

How much are my fellow BP peeps allowing an HOA fee to eat into their profits?

Purchase price: $117,000 Cash invested: $44,000 My first fix and Flip property set to profit $80,000 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I’d definitely get a better idea on how much profit you’d actually be making, & most of all fits into what you’re wanting to do for strategy.For keeping it, can be most of the same things..

You can offer upside in the profits from the deal on a pure % ownership basis, i.e. each investor owns 25% of the project, there is $100 of profit, everyone gets $25.

Quote from @Shanna Horton: Ooh also, are there any good resources on when it is time to sell or 1031 when the properties are occupied, paid for and still turning a profit?

Paying all cash and thinking it makes you profits faster is an illusion. 

 $200k equity produces $800 profit is a 4.8%.  

Plus it's tax inefficient, so on a $25k profit, you probably end up with $15-18k.