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photon · 08-26-2004, 11:31 AM

Alright say you have two parties, A and B.

B wants to buy a house but doesn't have the down payment. A has some cash and is willing to invest in B's house by providing the down payment. A doesn't want a monthly payment or anything, just a return on investment when the house is sold or equity taken out of it.

What's a good arrangement that would be fair to both sides? I'm involved on one side and family is on the other side so it's hard to come up with a solution that is fair and equitable to both sides.

Any input?

EDIT: B will live in the house and make all the payments. And edited to actually include A's.. lol..

08-26-2004, 11:31 AM	#1
photon The new goggles also do nothing. Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Calgary Exp:	Alright say you have two parties, A and B. B wants to buy a house but doesn't have the down payment. A has some cash and is willing to invest in B's house by providing the down payment. A doesn't want a monthly payment or anything, just a return on investment when the house is sold or equity taken out of it. What's a good arrangement that would be fair to both sides? I'm involved on one side and family is on the other side so it's hard to come up with a solution that is fair and equitable to both sides. Any input? EDIT: B will live in the house and make all the payments. And edited to actually include A's.. lol.. __________________ Uncertainty is an uncomfortable position. But certainty is an absurd one.