Our buyers pay 12% interest and 3.75 points to you as an investor.We are a tight-knit group and we work as a team and benefit from each other's talents.

The fact that you’ve managed to squeeze out 2 FHA deals in the SoCal market over the last few years is in itself a miracle & a testament to your talents as an agent & you should be commended for that.

You're only paying for mud and a talented drywall finisher (unless you can do it yourself).

We also have issues finding talented workers that will show up on time.

I also didn't want good relationships to end over money.If you are open to considering partners you gain resources and talents such and down payment money, property management, deal analysis, deal finding, CPAs, attorneys, brokers and much more.My thinking changed when a lender told me to consider them as my partner. 

The third problem is that a lot of them don't view communicating with and educating the homebuyer during the inspection as being part of the job (there's a reason i'm spending the day following you around as you go about your inspection).Wow - you're just wrong on so much....1) The majority of Inspectors are talented and honest and a good Realtor (that's who recommends them) would much rather know about all issues up front rather than have them pop up later2) Another erroneous assumption...3) No decent Inspector will allow a homeowner to follow them around for the inspection.

Paul Jamison Is looking for talent if your are licensed.

The uncertainty in the real estate market has made this the ideal time to pick up new talent, because being on an investment focused agent team provides new opportunities in a downturn.I don't believe my market, San Antonio, is going to have a real crash, but I'm well positioned if we do.

Just a lot of talented people.  

@Amiel Bituin Two equally talented basketball teams line up, team blue has 7 players, team green has 5 players, who wins?