There was a 60's vintage cast-iron dark blue bathtub and over the years, the soap scum had built up on the enamel to a point that the blue had turned green in places.

They are pretty responsible pet owners, but it doesn't negate the risk that the puppy is going to sharpen her teeth all over my house. 

I worked that angle for about 6 months and got a few leads from out of town sellers that wanted market or above but nothing I could sink my teeth into.

Now you can agree for one partner to provide services, like management and have the partnership treat that as an expense, pay you and then split according to the contributions.I agree with Ben as well, this is a very basic business matter and biting off some million dollar deal is probably not a good idea to cut your teeth on unless your partner has more business experience......start smaller, IMO.

You'll make a lot more money likely fixing teeth than grinding teeth selling real estate I think.   

Only after you cut your teeth working hands-on on a few deals in your backyard, then and only then would I even consider investing out of state.I followed this path, local first then out of state, and even though I was well experienced before looking out of state, I still had MAJOR problems ...

I spent my early investing years cutting my teeth here, then took the money and “ran.”

It is like pulling teeth to get the city to issue permits to repair it.

Everybody who falls down needs a good kick in the teeth to get them going.

In the past it was like pulling teeth trying to get this information from other agents, I have must of gone through 50 agents and I finally said I’m done!