The agent wont be able to provide you much other than support since its a wholesale deal.If you want to include your agent in on the fun just throw a 1% fee their way and just let them do the rest.

I would add to what he said and reinforce getting out of Venmo and into a free landlording app like Azibo which will pull direct from their bank account and add late fees automatically.

That's not cashflow, that's raising investor capital to return investor capital and charging a fee in between.2) Claiming a low basis of $132k/unit while loading the deal with so many fees and reserves needed to make it not an immediate foreclosure, that the all-in basis is actually $193,952.

Too high fees, deposits or rent can drive potential tenants away, especially if it's in a tenant's market.

In my other rental, which is a single family, the tenant will get utilities in their name, and the utility provider will go after them for unpaid fees.

Real Estate out performs the S&P by a multiplication factor, literally. 

-"commercial" local/regional tiny house builders will offer some financing option or another, find someone local in your price bracket and work with their financing-park models can be financed through dealers/(etc), and small ~400 or 600 sq ft singlewides, although getting spendy, perhaps, could look attractive once you factor in the negative of anything smaller being tough or impossible to conventionally loan down the line.

If we were going to buy a property and put it “under contract”, and a better deal came along, rather than pass on one deal we might present it to a fellow investor and collect a fee from the investor in the process.  

U need money to transact in RE.. other wise become an Agent or a lender and make fee's to build up your money bucket.

@Gino BarbaroWe got a bid from Caldwell and they wanted 1.75/day per machine plus monitoring and credit card fees plus every year the price goes up by CPI min 3% & the contract is for 8 years.