Put in the time if you do get the property or hire someone who does.  

We are willing to put in the work to be successful, and hope to find somebody like-minded who is interested in the possibility of forming a long term partnership.If you're interested please leave a message, I'd be happy to let you know more.

YOU have to put in the effort. 

I am certainly more than willing to fix toilets or whatever else, or put in hands-on time during a rehab, but what I'm really interested in is learning the process of acquiring and managing a rehab.

@Christopher Phillips We can put in around 20-30% perhaps more if it comes down to it but we would really be scrapping up everything in the account to do so.

@Jenny Gremillion so what Account Closed is talking about here is the return on the cash you put in really.

Dear Fellow Members,We are planning to put in an offer on a property in Menlo Park CA.

The more capital you have the easier it's going to be (pretty easy to make 30k a year off of $3,000,000), and the less you have the more creative you'll need to be, and the more work you'll need to put in to find deals. 

I'll spare you the details.I never signed up for a 100k-200k remodel, just put in new windows and maybe paint each unit as the tenants move out.  

He is a far family member, so i know he has some trust in me.But i am wondering how to construct the deal so it will benefit us both.He wants to put up about $100,000, to buy a house. we (me and my husband) can put in the cost of the repairs, and project manage the operation. getting the contractor, designing the house and making sure everything is running smooth, wile he is not physically involved.Now, me and my husband would probably need to get a hard money loan in order to pay for the repairs, probably 40-70k depending on the property we perches.