They put the money down and you do the work (finding the deal, overseeing rehab, maybe management) and split the equity.

It's a hassle-free way to get going and start making money while you build your team and learn the ropes.

I'm particularly passionate about the Houston areaOutside of real estate, I enjoy making money, hanging with my family, and traveling. 

I have 3 ( 1 condo +2 townhome) rental and one primary home (single family ) all in San Diego and for my rental portfolio of buying with my own money i am done.

Because the more money you have in the deal the higher your risk.

When I was looking to find a property management company to rent out my own house I wasn't getting enough value for the money IMO and I would've loved if they offered an option where they only took care of maintenance and charged a lower percentage.

If you just sold the property after building equity then put that money in the S&P 500 you make way more money.

I don't have a whole lot to put down but I do now make six figures in my current career and have extra money to start saving each month for whatever expense may come about.

Basically you are spending a large sum of upfront money and hoping you get an roi on that, my understanding though I really don’t do that type of marketing is it was a good payoff if less than you would think based on total sales volume in the before times, but again as conversion rates fall it’s become harder to justify.

I’ve already paid money to the new owner for all the deposits.