I was wondering if it is feasible/possible to have a sort of Angie's list equivelant for RE service providers on BP.

But also just paying cash for someone with enough equity and with a good enough ARV and who is motivated.

Forst off, IF you expand your farm area, you must make certain you repeat the process of completing your due diligence in the new market area as I directed you to do at the start.Second, rather than go down that road, perhaps open up your current farm to a different approach, i.e. direct marketing to motivated sellers like absentee owners, vacant homes, pre-foreclosures, divorce leads, etc.

I've been following your posts on the other forum, your determination is motivating.

Market to motivated sellers that meet this criteria3.

It feels as if Seattle is going through a tech-boom of some sort with Amazon,Google and Microsoft hiring like crazy!

The only motivated sellers have been duplex's in bad neighborhoods with the same zip as a few good areas that I mail to.

Here is a duplex that has the potential to break-even, if not net a little cash, from day 1: http://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/104-N-Harper-Ave-90048/home/7093197My question to those more experience is, say I wanted to approach my investor friend with this property, what kinds of deals could we structure such that he'd be willing to invest in acquiring the property, we both acquire interest in the property, and we each obtain some sort of gain in the long run.

This is the sort of monkey business that goes along with such purposes.

Bronx and Westchester, NY Prefeably SFH median price range, preferably distress and motivated.