I know some guys would rather roll up there sleeves, go to a sellers house to estimate repairs, close the deal etc.If you would like help, in any market, with getting warm to hot leads, JV-ing on deals and making some money, please reach out to me at any time.

It's like having a few backup Aces in your sleeves.

I have a half sleeve shoulder to elbow and was considering making it into a full sleeve.

No need to track income and expenses throughout the year.ConclusionIf you’re ready to roll up your sleeves and get involved in the various aspects of being a landlord, active investing just might be the perfect adventure for you.

If you are not willing to roll up your sleeves and put in the effort, I wish you the best of luck in life.Good luck!

@Garlynn Woodsong  I would be interested in chatting with you vis a vi your request for equity... either personally or help guide you to some firms that may be of interest to you.the stuff I am building has walk scores of  Negative 20... but they still sell  LOL.Actually I have 3 infills going also but they happen so SLOWLY in Mult. county.. little frustrating.. but you get in there and roll up your sleeves this is certainly a profitable high paced market.

You must have a team player attitude and want to help others make money.We have systems in place for individuals with an entrepreneurial mindset, who are willing to roll up their sleeves, and put in the work.

There's still cash flow in the Bay if you're willing to roll up your sleeves a bit!

Then roll your sleeves up and put in some sweat equity.

PS- if you have any deals up your sleeve, I'd love to learn more!