As long as you follow protocol and get the property lead certified (which is particularly important in Cleveland), you'll be in good shape.

Someone may have lead generation problems.

Overbuilding and market softening could lead to downward pressure on prices, so consider areas with limited new construction.

The weak point for the house is a sloping driveway that leads to the garage door where there is a drain opening right before the garage door and the water tends to be sloped towards it. 

There is much more but lastly I am firm believer is the team approach as a new agent get on a team have them feed you leads and get paid to learn the trade.

However, it can also lead to personal disputes and issues with rent.

Just want to lead with value.What do you think? 

It's an audacious goal, but if it leads to getting the first deal done, then I will try to encourage. 

If you source a property and provide the lead, then offer them a kickback if the deal goes under contract.

This leads me to believe 100% goes to investors until repaid, then 65/35 split.