This is investing, not gambling.

They would pay some commission to the buyer's agent and this would all take place as normal, and then after the transaction is closed (or possibly before) they could write you a check for a finder's fee. 

Judges are not as tenant friendly and you can expect a normal eviction time frame.

I am looking for an investor who would be willing to partner with me to flip properties in my area where I get paid in 2 ways: to do the remodel, but charge less than my normal rate, ie. doing it at cost, in order to ALSO earn sweat equity in the property.  

How can they tap into their equity and live a normal life?

I view this as a gambling puzzle.

As far as 20% down, I am not sure but I believe this is more or less consistent with the US because I don't believe banks will normally lend on rental properties for less than 20% down unless they are owner occupied.

That is normally what I do when I have a property under contract and looking to raise capital. 

I see your next availability is mid August, so I would expect to see more inquiries in the next 2 weeks.The low amount of direct inquiries from Furnished Finder is normal as well, from our experience with 25 properties.I don't recommend the discount for first 3 bookings if you're doing MTR, that can easily be an entire year of bookings discounted!

My normal rentals only make around $500-$600/month when I first buy them so I’m making about triple the amount which is a lot for me.