Partner Driven saw potential in this McClain Mountain Rd deal due to its low acquisition price of $52,000 and the potential for quick profit.

If give me a "buy box" I'll connect you and the acquisition manager.

Im looking at properties to buy, and saw a tenant in a 4-unit property I like paid $1,000 in late fees. They are also smokers and their unit is horrid. They are month to month. What are common practices to remove...

For example, if a partner and I split the acquisition/rehab costs, do we each get a 50% stake in the equity of the property? 

You can also get a acquisition line of credit as we have done for one of our customers/partners.

In that I so much play an investor role more of capital allocation and Acquisition.

What jobs would be good for a real estate investing noobie with no experience other than being an agent or acquisitions?

By the end of my first year, I'd completed 10 deals and earned $73k.In 2018, I stumbled upon Todd Toback and his acquisition skills models.

She routinely gets loans for $20k to $50k for her acquisitions, and then after she has enough, she refin's into a portfolio loan with several properties, and then starts again.

Fiduciary responsibility could be in question if a deal closed and the apparent goal is proposed by some legal team that it was mostly done to not lose a large nonrefundable earnest money and/or to get a quick pop of ca$h on an Acquisition Fee.