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The core model should be the same. All that changes is the ownership structure / waterfall.
Once you calculate out the equity purchase price at the beginning, would it just be taking a set percentage of that (say, 20%)? And then taking the same % out at the end to figure out the returns?
IF so, what is a good % to assume for co-invest opportunities?
Interested in this as well. Any examples would be greatly appreciated.
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