Was attracted to the neighborhood and overall condition of this property.

I've got an opportunity to partner with private money lenders and I want to structure the profit split, in my plan, so that it is attractive to the lender.I'm having brain lock and can't come up with a scenario that will work.

The decent producing Realtors, the ones that sell a fair amount of homes, already know what's up and aren't doing a lot of hands on hips drama routines with pointless threats and all that (top producers never do drama routines anyways, it's a characteristic of being a top producer, and in case someone takes this as gendered commentary because I referenced hips, it is decidedly not gender specific, drama propensity is equal opportunity in this case), but the lower producing realtors are all working on their Ph.D's in Drama Llama Sciences. 

I would love to connect with others investing in these areas, or those with more secluded STR far outside a metro focused on a home-base for State Parks, and other outdoor attractions and/or general quiet getaway.

I’m an investor with two cash producing homes and looking to shift my focus into BRRRR properties.

That doesn't mean it is a bad idea, but it does mean you need to redeploy that cash into other investments that produce more income. 

It should attract better renters though. 

Crafting your offer with terms that are important to them will always make your offer more attractive.

San Antonio attracts a ton of out of state capital.

We are producing less goods and services and are printing a ton of money.