Ironic I was reminded of the rule of 80/20 by one of the podcasts on here a couple weeks ago.

It can get as specific as the partners want.Then when somebody doesn't live up to the agreement, that Operating Agreement is as iron clad as it could be and the courts force the partners to live up to the agreement they signed.

Ironic.  

But like any emerging industry, there's always wrinkles to iron out.

Sounds great although the location is a little ironic considering this proposed new CA Bill that imposes a 25% tax on gains if an investment property is sold within three years.Assembly bill would tax house flippers, those who sell homes a few years after buying

A couple days ago I had a company repave my driveway and the 52 year old cast iron pipe under the driveway started causing problems. 

I want iron clad leases.

Ironically, I had a conversation last night with a high-touch client that wanted me to bend-over backwards and was unreasonable.

I am currently seeking the following team members to add to my teamAgents who are investor friendly and know what it is that investors need. ( I have had way too much experience with the ones who think they can represent an investor then keeps throwing deals that are $5000 under FMV my way)Contractors: I need licensed and insured contractors who do good work and are able to complete it in a timely manner ( and cost effectively)Wholesalers and Bird Dogs: These are very handy to have in order to keep the deals coming inHandyman: Someone who can be a good resource for all of my little needs and quite frankly my right hand mancash buyers: this is something I would like to have so that when I have too many irons in the fire I can still help others build their business and create some amazing connections.and I am currently seeking good advise to keep me successfulif you fit one of these roles or know of someone who is able to fit one of these rolls I would love to hear from you.

One thing you could think about doing, too, is setting up a Grand Rapids/Iron Range/Twin Ports REI meetup using Bigger Pockets.