So as I notice Chris pointed out, team with an active investor, well, here is your shoot, an apprentice position as a Buy Coordinator, which in short is a wholesale coordinator.

Major things we covered, Foreclosures, Lease Options, Tax Liens, Wholesale, Buyer & Seller Contracts, Mobile Home Investing (priceless), Building Your Power Team.

I am putting together a proposal regarding commission structure between myself and another agent in our brokerage. We are in multifamily and considering putting a partnership to paper. I am a "junior" broker...2 years...

It's been a year since that first rollercoaster deal, now directing acquisitions for the company, getting free mentorship (risk-free learning), our team has doubled from 4 to 9 in the past year, now mentoring other folks trying to get started as well.

Once you reach a certain point, you realize you can't do everything yourself so bring on a team or develop a system to put things on autopilot for you.

I'm angry, because I know the deal involves a discount that I won't be allowed to partake of, but out-of-towners trying to "manage" a huge & scattered inventory of leftovers without a well-honed team in place is only going to result in an epic failure.

Jeff -- if time is very tight for you, I don't know how you can manage the risk of ANY sort of long distance investing, whether it's straight trust deed, equity sharing, or developing a comprehensive team.

Why you gotta hate on my crappy team :/If we don't get ultimately end up getting him, we'll probably keep making horrible decisions and one of two things will happen. 1.

Louis if it's not there, but really, I can't speak in favor of buying further than 30 minutes away, unless you have a ton of experience and a team working for you there already.

They put "teams" together for investors in certain markets.