I think I should get paid for a certain amount of time after the introduction, so that they dont do a tiny deal, then huge ones and I get paid just off the tiny one.I was thinking a 2 year period of full fees and then gradually reduce down to zero after another 2 years, so that I get paid off the investors I introduce for a meaningful period of time

I'm just looking to take over a 6 cap turn key and gradually turn it into a higher NOI for value add B+ area. 

Then gradually add more, listen to podcasts, and network!

And as the years passed, he not-so-gradually lost the capacity to actually put down his head and work hard through complicated problems with no easy solution.

Then as you gradually become more experience, you can branch out to other niches.What is your niche?

I would like to introduce myself as an investor who is interested in flipping single family homes and vacant land, and gradually transitioning into rental properties.

Although I was considering growing the spaces gradually.

You can raise rents methodically each year to gradually increase rents.  

Researched MLS, the property was initially listed for 80k and gradually went down in price as it stayed on the market.

Drastic increases or gradual increases with normal inflation of 2% yearly?