What does a proposition like that look like?

As an start I was given the proposition to help share housing ads and or addresses to those who were looking in to wholesale and flipping homes , I honestly feel this would be a great start to learn the business along with helping along with getting paid.

@Lisa Leung this is not an inexpensive proposition but one that can be fruitful for sure.

Arguing with an auditor is often a loosing proposition.

RE investing is a get rich slow proposition, do not expect to hit a home run on your first at bat.

This could be a very valuable proposition to Landlords, Creativity and style is sometimes something that Landlords do not want to deal with.

You’re talking about 5% over 4+ years, defiantly a losing proposition.

If you love RE and the idea of owning rental properties, then that's your value-add proposition - be the best rental housing provider in your neighborhood/town/state.

I don't do rehabs, but if someone came to me with a similar proposition for the types of deals I'm doing, that's what I'd want to know.

So when your brand spankin new, and if you don't have some big "in", better known as your "Value Proposition", well you simply have no competitive value.