There is a wide spectrum of investors that attend so you should be able to find someone to meet your needs.

At the far end of the spectrum would be doing full renovation projects.

I plan to keep the spectrum open and even venture out to other states, such as TN and TX.John Hixon, once I got the contracts, I used Backdoor, CL, FB, and JV deals.

Priority two- offer to work with them if they want to make a change in how they invest for their future.So one one side of the spectrum we have the @Yia Her 50/50 (or 60/40, but close enough) and on the other side we have the first suggestion I got when I presented this question to another REI buddy, "you should take 10% or just charge a fee."  

You may never want to do that type of deal if you prefer to be on the more passive side of the spectrum. 

I would contact Michelle Lange at Spectrum.  

I'm still here in Norman, supporting myself as a real estate investor with single family homes.It looks to me like you're considering two ends of the personal housing spectrum here: a nice house at the top of your price range, and a cheaper, smaller property that would leave you more money to invest with.  

Most of my clients are on the "passive" side of the "Active-Passive" spectrum of investing and non-performing notes are definitely on the "Active" side, so I'm typically not playing the same game as you are with those non-performers, but I do like the numbers on them.  

When I find deals in the $20,000 - $30,000 spectrum, I may use that as my next option.

Or on the other side of the spectrum, did you go to university?