I do / done many rent to own (contract for deed) and a few seller finananced deals where I keep the note.Why not in parallel use a flat fee listing on MLS too?   

Or there can be being a GP in a syndication, where you have, effectively, no money down: source $3mm deal, commit $50k with your LPs, collect 3% acq fee ($90k) without ever funding your $50k... you pocket $40k, and have a $50k interest in the deal. 

He showed me what I needed to do step by step, of course this came with a fee.  

I borrowed $30k on a personal loan from Discover for 15% with no fees for a plot of land and paid "cash" for it.

Those who had luck getting work paid most of it to the company because of fees and others say it’s a scam. 

So, the tenant covers just about every operating expense from maintenance, property taxes, and management fees. 

When you add on your new lease fees, lock box fees, inspection fees etc. the percentage creeps far higher.

What I love the most is two fold, the interest paid back on the loan goes back to you, the fees to do this are extremely minimal. 

Fees are really low too. 

@Jerry Zigounakis For your STR in Big Bear, forming a CA LLC is ideal for liability protection, even with the $800 annual franchise tax and possible gross receipts fees.