I don't get those touchy-feely presentations, but I'll periodically collaborate with someone who does (and who's not into the numbers).I also throw myself into situations sometimes where I'm a fish that's out of the water.

I could ask auction.com and insist that I have my own closing and title, but with the timeline of auction.com and I think it may perhaps sour a relation that does not need to be soured, because it would involve a collaboration with them, two closing, fees, amending contract, having seller agree to amendment of collaborating with another closing, etc. etc. etc. finding that balance without needing to sour anything really, I dont see the need for that.

As you build your team you will find that your electrician, plumber, HVAC, excavator, handyman, and others will prioritize your projects over others because you are giving them a lot of business through out the year.

Learning from your experiences and discovering ways we could collaborate would be fantastic!

Or, more collaboration to share the pie?

If you get tired by noon then schedule the most important work between those hours and prioritize heavily.

I prioritize:30,60,90 day lates - - aka how the tenant is performing during the last 6 monthslast 6 months new collectionscomments from the last 2 landlordscriminal casescivil judgements in the last 6 monthsbeyond that, you're looking to be judgmental imo

Not giving up on the idea but rethinking how it might work and how to prioritize which we do first.  

Today's tech allows us to collaborate seamlessly with our clients regardless of how many miles separate us.If you are set on using someone local, search the forums for investors local to you and ask for a referral.

They meet other successful people, they form friendships and forge partnerships: companions, collaborations and more.Sometimes, a shift in paradigm can return big profits in terms of results and income!