You can offer some kind of profit share like up to five or 8% if you think that’s a creative solution that will get the deal done.

I am fully intending on outsourcing as much as possible, and am even considering turn-key solutions to get my feet wet (although I really do not know if they are a good deal or exactly how they work).Right now, I am focusing on (and please tell me if I am missing something)1) How to locate a "good deal"2) How to evaluate if the deal is actually good or not3) Find like minded people in my city that I can learn from or bounce ideas off of (mentor?)

Paid $189, monitoring service around $29 per monthAlso used a home sitter twice now, also worked well as long as the property is rented within a short time frame, otherwise its a killer.Better still.... get a long term, excellent tenant, perhaps rent slightly under market so you have choice.

But if you're using a dreaded third-party supplier, they'll do collection runs differently and likely more frequently, with the risk of them skimming coins for themselves.With that said, would there be interest in a shared-laundry management tool to aid in collections, usage monitoring, and maintenance tracking?

I just took a glance at REIPro and it may really provide a solution to this.

I intend to invest in US real estate , im not an american citizen nor do i have a green card so i figured an llc could be the solution for me.i have several questions about it1)can i take a mortgage with an llc and what are my limitatations?

This seemed like a possible solution for me and was wondering if anyone else has this policy. 

Ever seen this:"Our Mission"Our mission is to be the solution to your real estate heartaches.

I'm just starting out in the real estate world and am targeting buying a low cost rental property in the midwest. I own a small, remote business and live in Maui, so I will not be able to manage the property (and hope...

As soon as you posted on here you made it obvious that you have created a problem that has a very "easy" solution.