Introduction to the Waterfall: How to invest with partners in real estate

Learn to structure real estate investments with business partners using the waterfall distribution framework

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Thinking about investing in real estate with business partners?

How do you determine a fair and equitable way to split the profits if each person is contributing different amounts of capital and/or labor?

What if one person is contributing much more money but zero labor?

How do the professional investors handle such situations?

They use the Waterfall Distribution Framework.

It's a the mostly widely used way of determining how to compensate different partners when there is different levels of capital and sweat equity contributions being made.

In this course, I'll show you what the frame work is, it's components, how it's used for investments, and show you exactly how it's applied by demonstrating it through two example case studies.


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Who is the The Waterfall Framework for?

• Real estate investors exploring investment partnerships

• Developers seeking to pitch investor partners

• Entrepreneurs seeking investors for cash oriented businesses (e.g. small businesses like restaurants)

So, you have a great investment opportunity

You grab your two best friends, get all excited, and then invest together.

In your haste to get started, you and your two partners decided to divide the equity evenly in thirds--it seemed the obvious and fair choice at the time.

Two months later, you're disagreeing over who's doing what, who's contributed what, and who deserves how much of the investment.

It's a total disaster.

Don't make this easily avoidable mistake!

Use the waterfall framework to structure your investments in real estate!

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Symon He

Symon is a best-selling online instructor of real estate and business courses, reaching over 300,000 students worldwide. You can find his popular courses on the top educational platforms including at Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, CyberU, StackSkills, LearnFormula, ELearnMarkets, Eloquens, Lynda, and Entrepreneur.com.

Symon is the co-author of the upcoming first edition of “Airbnb for Dummies“, to be widely released by Wiley Publishing in August 2020, and the author of “Real Estate Investing QuickStart Guide”, to be widely released by ClydeBank Media Publishing in July 2020. He is a licensed real estate broker and consultant based out of Los Angeles CA and currently also helps private real estate investors with their acquisitions and deal structuring.
Previously, he was the Head of Marketing Analytics at the Panda Restaurant Group. Before that, he worked as a manager in the global M&A unit for Ingram Micro, a Fortune 80 company. Before that, Symon worked on commercial real estate acquisitions at private equity real estate fund, covering a wide range of asset classes across the western USA.
He also cofounded and operates LearnBNB.com (formerly LearnAirbnb.com), a boutique consultancy and education blog specializing in the home-sharing economy, with works cited by, Wall Street Journal, Reuters, Forbes, CNBC, and SKIFT. LearnBNB has worked with many 3rd party partners, including a previous JV with RichDad.com.
Symon received dual degrees in Computer Engineering (Magna Cum Laude) and Economics (Summa Cum Laude) from UC Irvine and received his MBA from Stanford University.
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