If she's not on board for the true cost of that additional revenue - in time, hassles, drama - then it isn't worth it.Kind of like when I worked at a casino and learned that the valets are the employees at the casinos who make the most money - but - they are literally running their butts off all night long. 

I hope your wife is on board with that.  

Speak with one of the CPA's or tax prep experts in here to get an idea of the costs, and your time needed to come on board with their system.Talk to them also about what they are seeing as far as profit splits, and loss splits.

@Amanda DursoMy brokerage has a lending department and is looking to onboard more private lenders.

I wanted to see if anyone had a plan or strategy of getting Realtors on board w/ locating properties for investors w/out having to chase after them and not spook at every bump......Oh and one who wants to leave there office/house and list properties.

They definitely shouldnt be charging an onboarding fee as there is literally no onboarding, ive had zero contact from anyone and received no support when I needed it.

He was on board but he wants to come in more as partner than as money lender.

The issue that I ran into was that I have a girlfriend and 3 kids, and my girlfriend wasn't on board with sharing our house with other people.

If you even for a moment think that you're going to get into self-managed landlording successfully with very little investment capital to spare and also with your spouse's not being 100% on board, you're deluded.

@Matthew Fearneley Welcome on board!