@Reagan Barron we always recommend partners charge their normal fee structure for their services.It's rare that partners contribute the same amount of time & resources, so that everything is a true "50/50".Charging a fair price for your services is fair to both.

My deal structure allows the agent to profit not just off bigger profit for the seller but money saved for the buyer.

As far as mobility goes, this is what I'm personally hoping to accomplish in my life outside of real estate, there are plenty of resources (tumbleweedtinyhouses.com) that provide information regarding the legalities of what is considered to be a "mobile" home and everything involved on that end of things.

Double down and fix it nice to sell but don't over improve. selling a headache will only give you a bigger headache that you'll need a aspirin the size of a hockey puck to overcome.There are no shortcuts when you get into this situation that end well for you so put the work in and maybe you will make a buck?

I have 12-doors there now and working on a duplex that's stuck in probate limbo.Happy to send you some resources if you're interested and share what's worked for me there.

Everyone complains about tenant issues, but we've found neighbors to be a way bigger source of pain.

Of course, it requires financial resources, but it is an investment that will pay off in the long run.

Your CPA or tax strategy analyst will be the best resource to discuss your tax benefits and incentives, since he's able to see the whole picture.

If you listen to David Greene on the bigger pocket podcast, you'll know he even believes long term equity play is one of your best long term options. 

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