everyone here is from a different slice of real estate. what is common sense to you as an inspector is a lot of times extremely valuable information to me as an investor who learned how to use a hammer last year. :) I look forward to reading some posts from you

Find a money partner that fronts all the money and gives you an acquisition fee and a slice of the profits (or prepays some profit upfront).  2. 

I'd like to understand the different ways to slice the numbers.

The point I am trying to make is that you can get creative and slice up the profit sharing any number of ways -- just as long as you don't do it as equal partners expecting to make equal decisions and still come out of this as friends.

If you have high demand dirt then exit options can be many down the line for multiple uses.If you are an accredited investor you might be able to buy a smaller slice with a pool of investors of much higher quality properties.

So many ways to slice up this melon. 

Either way your slice it the equity is there to make this a great investment with plenty of options. 

Big is different for everyone of course, but for me I'm talking 1.5M-2M ARV, and I would use as much investor capital as possible for the purchase and rehab in exchange for a slice of equity to supplement their cash flow on the back end.

I listened to a few podcasts, watched a bunch of his YouTube videos and eventually decided to take my stalking up a notch and get involved with the BP website AND buy a couple of his books on Audible..Anywho, so far I think the whole BP company is probably the greatest thing since sliced bread for anyone involved (or wanting to be involved) in real estate and just happy to be aboard

Hopefully an ebook would be pretty cheap, I don't know, but maybe less than $15.00, it's hardly worth charging for since I'm sure what ever system is used to collect payments will want a slice and the chain probably goes on.