Ideally if I could bring the house into the fold as a property that generates passive income as I suspect I'd be delaying my ultimate goal by putting off a passive income stream for another year... but the experience perhaps doing a flip is more valuable than speeding up the arc of passive property ownership. 

@John Underwood i'll have to double check on those. the towels are a good point, my cleaners fold them differently, so i could see how that might tie into the expectations.

@Bob Bowling - whether CapEx is above the fold or below is a function of whom you talk to.  

Kristine Marie Poe  looks like Texas Joe or the other guy touting the owner finance deals might have left the bp fold.. not sure if it was voluntary or not..

That led to he lost his job, of 24 years when the company folded, just weeks after his wife had been killed in a auto accident.

Or all cashing them into your fold?

There is more then enough space for the 6 machines, folding tables, already has a gas line, minimal plumbing changes required but some electrical to accommodate the 6 machines.The proposals I have received vary in a couple of different ways; Shorter vs Longer term, New Machines vs Rebuild Machines, Different Share Ratios, etc.My challenge in evaluating just the $ aspect of the proposals is determining what utilization rate for the machines will be for a property of this size.

He's got a couple of syndicated deals in the works looking mostly at rehab and resells.I've got a guy who is an asset manager for some 'accredited investors', my question is two-fold: What's the best method for bringing these investors to him?

My question for those who have been-there-done-that is two-fold:1.

if you can find that one thing that will save you money, it will pay for it self ten fold.