Would they look at what my properties are earning?

Then contemplate the future.As you know, investing is about living on less than you earn and making a decent return on the rest while managing the risk involved.

No money in it, take an equity position and earn fees.

If I have to put work in to maintain my "return" I think I am earning money running a business rather than receiving a return for an investment.

Looks like I'm going to just have to get out there and earn my keep!

I'd suggest you be more concerned at earning income and keeping good credit than appreciation so you can qualify to borrow 90% of the value, you may get there with 10% equity in as little as 3 years, probably 5 years, you'd have to screw up not to get that in 10 years IMO.

Buhring your maad property management skills, and negotiate a fee and equity earn for your improving the property.Schweet no money down deals!

My initial areas of concentration will be on wholesaling and flipping single family homes in an effort to utilize my construction experience in timely completing an investment project.Understanding that education is a key ingredient to success, I am looking to absorb all the information I can as it relates to real estate investing.

But most deals, the seller is responsible to pay the fee when it is earned, which can be by bringing a willing and able buyer to the table. :)

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